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Circuit Specialists Sonoluminescence Page: http://tiny.cc/sonoluminescence
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Sonoluminescence is probably one of the coolest phenomena you'll come across and involves conditions that over a fraction of a millisecond swing from -269C degrees to upwards of 10000C. By trapping a bubble with ultrasound you can force it to expand and then suddenly contract and in the moment of peak compression out comes a flash of light. In this video we explore how you can easily recreate this effect with very minimal hardware, and some of the other times this effects shows up, like when a mantis shrimp punches things.

Thisoldtony video - https://youtu.be/pFeek0a8s7Q
Electroboom Vido - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9po11qjCWxA
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