uv black light bubbles???

[NLPQ]

i dont own a blue ray laser but i am under the impression that they make things glow like black light right? if so i thought these would be cool to mess around with. thanks for looking

-Evan

check it out
Tekno Bubbles UV Blacklight Bubbles

NEW PRICES LOL
http://www.froggysfog.com/category/a500/

 

[Tech_Junkie]

$4.25 for an OZ is a little costly....its a shot glass full.

 

[NLPQ]

didnt say it was a good deal, i just think it would look cool with a blue laser.

ps: i think i found a better source for my black light bubbles

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Quick warning before you get flamed. A "blue" laser and a Blu -Ray "violet" laser are completely different in both color and construction.

Yeah that's a much better price..good find.

 

[Gryphon]

Those look cool, but does the residue they leave on the floor and other things they pop on cause then to glow in dark aswell

 

[cyclonite]

yes blu-ray = black light = ultraviolet

not though that blu-ray is 405nm which is the highest end of the ultra violet light spectrum. UV actually starts from 10nm to 400nm.

but yes blu-ray does illuminate 'secret writings' and marks on credit cards, notes, etc. etc.

 

[NLPQ]

Those look cool, but does the residue they leave on the floor and other things they pop on cause then to glow in dark aswell

yeah im thinking that it would, i mean the liquid itself is uv reactive it wouldn't matter if it was in bubble form or not. some one needs to buy these, fill a room with them and go wild for a youtube vid. im wondering if the bubbles will pop when touched by the laser?

thanks for the reply's
-Evan

 

[Meatball]

yes blu-ray = black light = ultraviolet

not though that blu-ray is 405nm which is the highest end of the ultra violet light spectrum. UV actually starts from 10nm to 400nm.

but yes blu-ray does illuminate 'secret writings' and marks on credit cards, notes, etc. etc.

No... Blu-ray = 405nm = Visible Light = Deep, Deep Violet.

UV is < 400nm.

 

[chipdouglas]

i am pretty sure 405nm is considered long wave uv.

also as soon as i can get a working blu-ray going. i am gonna try making bubbles out of whitening laundry detergent

 

[nikokapo]

No, long wave UV is max. 400nm.

UVA (what you call "black light"): 320-400nm

Bluray is bluray. It's 405-410nm[+-(5-10)nm], it's violet. Blue is 473nm.

 

[Stnfrdpolo]

Rave stuff =d i <3 raves

 

[NLPQ]

Quick warning before you get flamed. A "blue" laser and a Blu -Ray "violet" laser are completely different in both color and construction.

Yeah that's a much better price..good find.

thanks for the heads up i am new here and that would have been upsetting:cryyy:

 

[Tech_Junkie]

i am gonna try making bubbles out of whitening laundry detergent

Pretty sure laundry detergent is made not to foam.

 

[chipdouglas]

hmmm, that is true tj. it does floures pretty good. i wonder if it will work if i dilute it in a real bubble solution.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

You can always use pee and some dish soap LOL.

 

[ColdStl]

I haven't tried the secret markings on credit cards, but I can see writing from an invisible ink pen (DX) with my 405nm.


edit: Ok, I just tried it on my AMEX card. IT WORKS! I never knew there was a secret watermark on it.