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Wow, that looks really cool!
What electrodes did you use? I wanna try this myself
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The color inside freshly broken calcium carbide is quite neat looking
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I Like Dots
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Jylliana i just used copper for both! Watch my video i show exactly what i did.
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wish i had a kraken!!!
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Attachment: 2-1.tif (289kB) This file has been downloaded 882 times
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kraken, what IS that?
And the copper 'crystals' are really nice, I might try that.
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wish i had a kraken!!!
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It supposed to be a multichannel needle ! :-D , And to be honest I didn't find a proper use for it till now , If U know it is gonna be useful
somewhere, Plz let me Know .
And for copper crystals Ya , u'd better try them :-D
Just Like what I did a year ago!
[Edited on 22-12-2014 by wish i had a kraken!!!]
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Partway through a permanganate oxidation of p-nitrotoluene
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Merry Christmas! Here's a chemical rainbow I made, anyone care to guess what the different colors are?(Hint : All but Red, Indigo and Purple are
inorganic)
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#2 is potasium dichromate,#4 is nickel sulfate,#5 is copper sulfate,#6 is tetraamine copper nitrate #7 was scooped off the back yard?![:D](./images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
[Edited on 12-25-2014 by cyanureeves] #7 is copper acetylide.on magnification it looks very pretty actually.
[Edited on 12-25-2014 by cyanureeves]
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the purple is organic?
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#2 is a dichromate, ammonium actually, #4 isn't a nickel salt, #5 is copper sulfate, #6 isn't tetraamine copper nitrate, #7 isn't copper acetylide.
The purple is a complex between an inorganic and organic compound.
[Edited on 12-25-2014 by gdflp]
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#3 could be a chromate salt, or possibly a ferric salt. #7 is an ethylenediamine nickel complex.
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#3 is ammonium chromate, #7 is not an ethylenediamine nickel complex
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1- cobalt chloride? 4- copper chloride?
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Is the purple an indicator? Dichloroindophenol?
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The purple isn't an indicator, it's a complex. #1 is an organic indicator, #4 is CuCl4 2- Huh, the superscripts aren't
working.
[Edited on 12-25-2014 by gdflp]
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#1 is probably phenolphtaleine
#2/3/5 were easy to guess :p
#4 I learned something, didn't know that one
#6 I got no idea, i'm gonna learn something again !
#7 could be Salicylic acid /iron complex (maybe with FeCl3) ... or maybe a dilute iodine/starch complex but yeah.. I definitely think it's a salicylic
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Yep, #1 is phenolphthalein, #7 is a dilute salicylic acid/ferric chloride complex, #6 is dilute methylene blue.
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Nice gdftp. I was thinking a Fe(II) tannate or something for #7.
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This is pretty!
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Wow. That looks unreal... I've never seen powder rockets used in a way. I wonder if a smaller concept could be made using rcandy engines...
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It's called different things in various cultures: "girondola", "table rocket", "flying crown", "tourbilion", "UFO"...
Search for girondola on Youtube, lots of videos in all sizes and many different configurations. But THAT one is the biggest I've ever seen!
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*jaw re-excavates foundation*
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That's a crazy collection.
Bet there's a bit of 'air pollution' going on there.
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Crystals of tris(ethylenediamine)nickel(II) oxalate. I was trying to make a bis(en) complex with a coordinated oxalate, but refluxing was not taking
off the third en ligand, nor was heating the solid to over 300 oC.
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