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[*] posted on 19-5-2013 at 17:31




bismuth precipitation.jpg - 69kB

A bismuth chloride solution precipitating on aluminum foil. I think that the depth of field came out nicely in this snap.



microzapped_tollens.jpg - 81kB

I plated a glass vial with silver via a Tollens reaction, then did what any sensible person would do: tossed that sucker in the microwave! After a few seconds, this pattern, like an ant's nest, had appeared in the coating.




NiNH4C2O4.jpg - 79kB

Ammonia complex of nickle oxalate, diffusing gracefully through some filter paper.
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[*] posted on 20-5-2013 at 01:29




Some nice crystals of my compound under UV right after recrystallization.

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[*] posted on 20-5-2013 at 02:05


Quote: Originally posted by Antiswat  


i tried searching around, last times i tried whole SM literally crashed :S
didnt find much of use.. if you care to watch them hold ctrl and scroll back on mousewheel or press ''-''

is there any simple way to resize?


Sorry I'm on my phone, as always. It's just very annoying.
Why not restrict the image in the bb tags?




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[*] posted on 24-5-2013 at 16:29


AgMnO4.png - 718kB

Freshly prepared silver permanganate.
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[*] posted on 25-5-2013 at 11:27


Here is an actual picture of an electron cloud

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/cVwIso2.jpg" width="800" />

Source Here and Here. Found this on reddit

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[Edited on 7/7/13 by bfesser]




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[*] posted on 26-5-2013 at 19:43


I didn't think the Bohr model was this accurate.



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[*] posted on 28-5-2013 at 11:47


Well, it's just a hydrogen atom. Look at pictures of the rest of the orbitals, it's pretty wacky.
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[*] posted on 30-5-2013 at 02:43


The quality is not that great but here is a photo of a vial of freshly recrystalized copper tetramine nitrate. :)
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[*] posted on 30-5-2013 at 02:44


Sorry, the file didn't upload.

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[*] posted on 30-5-2013 at 08:55


Quote: Originally posted by elementcollector1  
I didn't think the Bohr model was this accurate.

That doesn't follow the Bohr model- if it did, there'd just be the outer ring, and nothing inside it. That's one of the s orbitals, with radial nodes separating the outer ring from the stuff inside.




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[*] posted on 2-6-2013 at 23:30


Quote: Originally posted by Antiswat  
K2SO4 crystals from NC synthesis


Na2Cr2O7, i think this picture gets the red almost glowing flouroscent red this gives.. very deep and pretty


my favorite above all.. not only does it have incredibly many possibilities for one compound but its also pretty by itself


another CuCl2 picture, from my mobile phone


sorry if the pictures fills 10 times this page :S


Are you using Coca Cola glasses to hold your CuCl2? I wouldn't drink from that again!
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[*] posted on 3-6-2013 at 19:31


ZnS:Mn under UV light
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Took my UV flashlight into the backyard and found these centipedes running about
CIMG0895.jpg - 70kB
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[*] posted on 3-6-2013 at 21:06


Quote: Originally posted by Squall181  

Took my UV flashlight into the backyard and found these centipedes running about


That is incredible! I have never seen anything like that. What other critters glow like that, if any?




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[*] posted on 4-6-2013 at 06:24


I had no idea centipedes are UV fluorescent. Scorpions are known to be glowing, but centipedes... I remember illuminating them, but never saw any glow. Maybe it's only a certain species that glows like this?

The photo is kind of creepy. I don't like those things much, and when they glow, it's like a horror SF. :)

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[*] posted on 4-6-2013 at 18:50


Yeah I had never seen these things before. So I was pretty surprised and amazed when I saw them fluoresce. It seems there is something in their exoskeleton that fluoresces, because I found small ring sections of dead centipedes that still gave off a blue glow under uv.

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[*] posted on 4-6-2013 at 19:00


It's some kind of a protein(s) that fluoresce when being oxidized in a particular way. Fresh scorpion's cuticle is not UVA fluorescent. It takes some time until it hardens. The oxidized protein (or oligopeptide perhaps?) is supposedly soluble in ethanol.
Interesting enough, scorpions give off cyan-greenish fluorescence, and this centipede is rather bluish.
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[*] posted on 5-6-2013 at 13:18


When I was 6 or so, I went with my dad on a trip to the southwest; he was friends with a biology professor who was studying the fluorescence of scorpions. We would go out at night in the desert (Big Bend Nat'l Park) with handheld blacklights and look for the critters among the desert, which was strewn with fluorite, glowing all colors. There was no light pollution or humidity either, so the sky was clear and full of stars. I still have a jar of preserved specimens which fluoresces weakly. I'll see if I can dig it out and take a pic.

Had no idea about centipedes though, thanks for sharing!
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How to know that your polyaromatic organic substance is in the etheral layer? Just use an UV lamp! :D




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[*] posted on 5-6-2013 at 14:50


Oh wow
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[*] posted on 6-6-2013 at 04:44


Quote: Originally posted by Squall181  
ZnS:Mn under UV light
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Dit you make that or did you buy it? (I've read many attempts to make fluorescent/phosphorescent samples from ZnS, but most of them didn't work.)
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[*] posted on 6-6-2013 at 05:51


Quote: Originally posted by kristofvagyok  


Some nice crystals of my compound under UV right after recrystallization.

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[*] posted on 7-6-2013 at 07:30


TLC from a reaction I did few weeks ago (making some spiropyran derivative):





A bit blurry as it's in the chamber. Luckily the product could be precipitated out (faint orange spot above the big reddish one). :)
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[*] posted on 11-6-2013 at 14:30


Making some shiny silver lumps from scrap:











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[*] posted on 11-6-2013 at 14:49


I see a flux in the last one - what is it? Boric acid?



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[*] posted on 11-6-2013 at 23:46


Quote: Originally posted by elementcollector1  
I see a flux in the last one - what is it? Boric acid?


It was borax, sodium-tetraborate.




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