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alexleyenda
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Photos from my internship:
What the guy beside me do :
What i do while he sacrifices virgins :
-_-'
[Edited on 16-5-2015 by alexleyenda]
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It's a tough call as to who has the better job...
They tried to have me "put to sleep" so I came back to return the favor.
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When fermenting berries in the lab, always strain the mash first!
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They tried to have me "put to sleep" so I came back to return the favor.
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alexleyenda
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^^By the way, the red stuff was a kind of Iron 2+ complex with a bidental triple cycle ligand, I forgot it's name, anyway it's not my project as I
said :p
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Quote: Originally posted by MrHomeScientist  | | I've tried that one and it yields Bi powder, which isn't very interesting to me so I tried melting it down to an ingot. That failed, and instead it
oxidized to yellow bismuth trioxide! Too finely powdered, I guess. |
Yeah, I had the same experience! Even
when I tried to melt it under argon (using a wine preservation canister). Oh well. It isn't very pretty for the element collection but at least it
still works for chemistry.
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My collection (others)
1. Mn(SO4)2
2. naphthalene
3. thiourea
4. Na2B4O7
5. K2SO4*NiSO4
6. Bi
     
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Nice flask there Alexleyenda. Love the column too. I learned a lot doing an internship like program hope you did too.
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Gleb - Beautiful work, there!! I aspire to grow my own as well as yours. Can you tell me anything about the potassium sulfate and nickel sulfate
crystal in your last picture?
Nizzo - Nice Nd sulfate crystals! How do you prevent yours from cracking? My medium sized ones (about that size) like to split along planes.
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<img src=http://i.imgur.com/vGCOVMu.jpg width=800>
<img src=http://i.imgur.com/cCwBiC6.jpg width=800>
The same holmium citrate solution, in tube lighting and CFL respectively.
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Wizzard, thank you!
I crystallized the stoichiometric amount of nickel sulfate solution and potassium:
NiSO4+K2SO4+6H2O=K2SO4*NiSO4*6H2O (blue-green crystals)
temperature=20 C
quite fine chemicals
isometric evaporation method
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<img src=http://i.imgur.com/By8k73e.jpg width=800>
Here's some of the holmium citrate solution I'm drying, under CFL light. The above pictures aren't very accurate, as there still was a bunch of
particulate metal pieces that hadn't fully dissolved yet.
Here are the crystals that I've already made:
<img src=http://i.imgur.com/1gJSk0a.jpg width=800>
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Cool! Very small, too bad. How much holmium do you own?
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And there was B&F saying he had no Lab ...
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Probably has already been done but rhodamine B in water:
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| Quote: Originally posted by greenlight | Probably has already been done but rhodamine B in water:
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Looks similar to phenolphtalein cristals falling in NaOH solution 
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Yeah. But, heck, phenolphthalein crystals? I only've ever had solutions of it :/
Did you make the Rhodamine, or purchase it?
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@ volatile chemist;
I purchased the Rhodamine online.
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Again; may have already been posted but some nice coloured smoke compos :
 
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| Quote: Originally posted by greenlight | Again; may have already been posted but some nice coloured smoke compos:
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Wow beautiful!
Can you tell us something about your compositions?
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They are 50:30:20 Powder dye/Potassium chlorate/Lactose powder.
50 grams each wrapped in paper and tightly taped
Top left = Blue dye Top right = Purple dye (Rhodamine B)
Middle = Yellow solvent dye
Bottom = 50:50 Blue/yellow
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Cool, they look nice! Very opaque.
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Could you elaborate more on what the blue and yellow dyes consist of?
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Yes, please. I would like to know that as well. They look really nice!
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vapor, soot and flame, poisons and poverty; yet among all these evils I seem to live so sweetly that may I die if I were to change places with the
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I agree !
Today, in my internship, I made a zipper reaction, that is the result of ethylenediamine deprotonated by NaH, it becomes a nice purple !
 
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