Movimento Perpétuo da Água - ( Vaso de Boyle ) - Veja Como é Feito

Hello guys! In today's video we are going to assemble a device known as the boiler jar. This device consists of the following. I'm going to have a funnel here, I'm going to take advantage of this disposable cup, I'm going to build with it a funnel that will be connected to this rubber tube, it will be stuck here, this tube will go around there and come here to the entrance of the funnel again. The idea of ​​this boiler jar is the following. I'm going to put a liquid in here, this liquid will go down here, it will go up through the tube and fall again here. Why is the liquid going to do this? From here, as the diameter of the tube is greater, I have a greater weight of liquid here. So this greater weight can push the liquid through the tube and here as the diameter is smaller, the weight of the liquid here is smaller. So the greater weight here ends up pushing the liquid through the tube and it will go up and fall here again and this will feed the system again. It is even a way to build this on a gigantic scale and as I will always have a liquid falling here, I put a water wheel down here and create an infinite energy generator. Since it is an infinite water producer in this case. So let's see if this works. Let's assemble it then. Let's see if it really works. Let me put some water here. It looks like it's really working. Is it a device that really returns the water to the starting point? Well, let's see how this really happens. Well folks, without this device, what happens is this. Remember the principle of communicating vessels that we see in physics and chemistry? The level of the liquids is the same regardless of the diameter of the tube. I can do this here and the water goes up there for the levels to be balanced. So this is what happens. Now let me tell you a bigger story. This tube, when I finished assembling it, it was kind of like this. Kind of falling over the table. Then when I went to throw water, I got scared. Let me fix this here because otherwise it will wet my whole table. As if this crap were really throwing water here. I mean, we see so much nonsense on the internet that it ends up getting rotten in our own minds. I mean, I studied physics a lot. I was already afraid of water falling and wetting my table. So that's it folks. Until the next video.