00:02Today I found an old, rusty watch. Layers of thick orange corrosion had taken over this once
00:08beautiful, valuable piece. It looked almost impossible to restore. I carefully lowered
00:13it into a clear glass beaker, watching the heavy rust cling to every surface. Then,
00:18I poured a special liquid over it. Instantly, bubbles and thick smoke rose as the rust began
00:24to loosen and break down. Next, I hooked up electrodes and ran a current through the liquid.
00:30Sparks flew, bubbles surged. The electrolysis was pulling the rust off without harming the metal.
00:35Slowly, the corroded brown turned into shiny silver. Flakes fell away, revealing the watch
00:41underneath. Finally, the watch gleamed like new, polished and mirror bright, a forgotten relic
00:46brought back to life. Science and patience truly can give treasures a second chance.
01:03And the process to pull back and see Dean stood up with a
01:03beautiful glass. What happened is the fear this year as a light? Just a little bit of a
01:04little bit of a light. The reason why you're going to destroy you is the time. It is a
01:04little bit of a light. What happened now? What happened? What happened next? It is a
01:05little bit of a light. What happened next? What happened to you and then, you know?
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