Insane Cocoa Powder Experiment 🤯

Guys I had a bath today and didn’t drown for the first time!

OMG u 3 years to late

I mean. I thought that was a common annoyance for everyone, but today I learned apparently not.

Bruh who doesn't know this

"Bro was trying his best to blur the logo"

I love how confident she sounds. ❤❤❤

When you dip a spoon with cocoa powder into milk without stirring, the cocoa stays on the surface because it’s hydrophobic and doesn’t mix well with liquid. When you touch the surface with a toothpick, it breaks the milk’s surface tension—especially if the toothpick has a bit of oil or soap on it—causing the cocoa to scatter or move away instantly. This happens due to a reaction called the Marangoni effect, where differences in surface tension make the cocoa spread out quickly, creating the illusion that it “disappears.” I hope y'all understood

BIGGEST "THIS IS A ROCK AND THIS IS WATER" REFRENCE 🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

If anybody who doesn’t know, that’s not hot chocolate that’s cocoa powder you do not make hot chocolate with cocoa powder unless you’re cooking it on the stove… even then it would be better off making chocolate

that happens with powder milk as well

America encounters Physics 🙏🏻

Guys, I had the craziest realization when I turned on the sink and I got free water!!

Why is everyone saying they all knew while I have never heard about this ???!!

Why did this sound like a science video you watched in elementary school

I’m sorry did you blur out the original subtitles only to place the same subtitles in the same spot?

Roses are red violets are blue you went in the comments to see if it’s true

“Hydro-what? Cancelled”

This performance is really helpful This deserves recognition.

Can you people please stop making it like this.. just add the cocoa in the cup and add a LITTLE bit of milk to make a paste then add the rest of the milk.

You can do it with hot chocolate too