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Snap shots

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Here is our finalized video :)

Thank you guys.

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This is cool. Good idea.

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Lim Kun Ye

We can maybe do it like here. use a notebook then draw and explain

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MIND-BLOWING Voice Distortion and Home Made Instruments

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Why does helium make your voice sound funny? - Naked Science Scrapbook

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When you breathe in helium, why does your voice sound squeaky and like a chipmunk? Find out in the latest Naked Science Scrapbook!

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Lim Kun Ye

so I think we can talk about the property of helium gas under the topic of What happens when we inhale helium

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Guys, since we already chose our topic, now we have to come out our proposal with the assignment outline, task distribution ,etc.

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Ya it's good..bt thing is do u knw how to operate that..i hv knwn,,bt little bit..if u knw also we can share editing part..

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This is an interesting topic as usually we can't see things fluoresce under daylight. I always wonder why are things fluoresce? Based on my research, the reason is fluorescent penetrant materials usually contain several dye compounds that are especially suited for the production of fluorescence.  Fluorescence is the process wherein a molecule absorbs a photon of radiant energy at a particular wavelength and then quickly re-emits the energy at a slightly longer wavelength. It is the rapid and short-term re-emittance of energy that distinguishes fluorescence from phosphorescence. Phosphorescence is usually the result of a chemical reaction which sustains the release of energy for a significant period of time. Fluorescence was first described in the sixteenth century and was probably observed long before that time since a large number of plant and animal products fluoresce.

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This is a collection of things that glow under a black light, also known as an ultraviolet light. Many common chemicals glow under a black light, including laundry detergent, toothpaste and specific brands such as Mr. Clean liquid and Irish Spring soap. Fluorescent dyes, including paints and highlighters, also glow under a black light.

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hy guys i asked frm dr Ng.so conclusion is ,each one submit a topic with description.so u guys prepare your own topic..and make sure ,u include what chemistry part behind ur topic.

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Just sharing - After Effects CC ( an app for editing video - good one! )

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How to add video special effects in After Effects

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In this step-by-step beginner tutorial for Adobe After Effects CC, learn how to add special effects and use video compositing techniques to create a realistic-looking UFO that flies across a city scene.

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What happens when we inhale helium ?

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What happens when you inhale helium...? and more! - Greg Foot Answers (Ep 9) - Head Squeeze

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What happens when you inhale helium, what is ear wax and are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes? Inhaling helium: http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistryactivities/a/Helium-Voice.htm Ear wax: http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Earwax/Pages/Introduction.aspx Zebra: http://animals.nationalgeographic.co.uk/animals/mammals/zebra/ What is a Zonkey: http://www.zonkey.co.uk/about/zonkey/ A Zonkey born in China: http://metro.co.uk/2011/07/06/rare-zonkey-born-in-china-zoo-or-is-it-a-donkra-video-67294/ http://www.youtube.com/user/HeadsqueezeTV http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=HeadsqueezeTV Greg Foot Answers Your Questions: An entirely interactive show, every week Science Daredevil Greg Foot answers the questions that our audience have sent in through YouTube comments, Tweets, and facebook posts.