This reaction is based on color change relatively to acidity or alkalinity of the solution. This video is simply a demonstration of a beautiful
reaction and has no other purpose. I hope you will enjoy the video and music.PHILOU Zrealone - 24-8-2016 at 14:24
Would be much more efficient by extracting the natural dye into an organic solvent like ethanol or aceton...concentrate it and use a few drops in
various test tubes with various pH (from 1 to 14).
I have seen this done with red beet juice...and it makes a rainbow of colours...Ashot - 24-8-2016 at 14:29
Sounds like a good idea, I will research this information and perhaps use it in some of my other videos.
Thanks.DraconicAcid - 24-8-2016 at 14:45
You can also freeze the cabbage, let it thaw, and squeeze out the juice.j_sum1 - 24-8-2016 at 15:01
I think these are similar to your style and stunningly executed.
Thanks for sharing this, they truly make some amazing videos, unfortunately, my filming equipment are not able to make such a good quality videos. j_sum1 - 25-8-2016 at 03:47
Ahh yes. But always good to have something to aspire to.
I see a similarity between some stuff on your channel and these. Keep up the good work.Ashot - 25-8-2016 at 06:05
Thank you, you always motivating me with your comments.
But realistically thinking, I have to do allot of improvement in my videos and of course some money investment to get to reasonable results.
However, I am doing this as a hobby and I am not looking to make any profit from my experiments thus investing allot of money is not an option for me.
