A spicy way to clean water
Phil posted a new short titled “A spicy way to clean water!”, bringing another everyday question to his science channel.
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Phil Cook
Phil Cook, known as @chemteacherphil, is a chemistry educator who uses experiments and everyday objects to help people understand the science around them.
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Polymer chemistry with a 1960s toy
Phil explored polymer chemistry through an unusual toy from the 1960s.
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A sodium lamp changes how things look
A new short explored the strange visual effect of a sodium lamp.
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Talking science communication with PBS News
Phil joined the lineup for a PBS News Tipping Point special and Reddit AMA about fighting science misinformation, alongside science communicators and researchers.
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Sending sound through light
Phil demonstrated a setup that transmits sound using light, with an iPad providing the audio signal.
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