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Metal dendrites

Gleb - 29-4-2015 at 06:16

gdflp - 29-4-2015 at 06:29

Quote: Originally posted by Gleb

Metal dendrites

Welcome to Sciencemadness. We have a designated thread for pictures like these, I would post them there next time. Overall, great pictures though!

Brain&Force - 29-4-2015 at 14:14

How did you do it?

Marvin - 29-4-2015 at 15:37

Electrolysis, the more dilute the solution the more it favours branching. I did this a long time ago but those are way better than I managed. What range of current and concentration are you using Gleb?

diddi - 29-4-2015 at 17:07

I am assuming Cu and Ag ?

j_sum1 - 29-4-2015 at 20:17

That last one or the third to last might be tin.
Take a look at the video posted in Pretty Pictures.

Quote: Originally posted by Sulaiman

I made a video of tin crystals growing by electrolysis in real time,
I think it's pretty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1sq4hnrBgM

diddi - 30-4-2015 at 05:22

hmm possibly Sn
would have been nice to have some labels...

Gleb - 30-4-2015 at 23:06

4, 5, 6 - Cu, sulfate
7 - Ni, sulfate
8 - Pb, acetate
10 - Zn, acetate
1, 2, 3, 9 - Cu and Bi, nitrate
All are concentrated solutions. And high currents (1-2 A)

[Edited on 1-5-2015 by Gleb]

[Edited on 1-5-2015 by Gleb]

diddi - 1-5-2015 at 00:22

from nitrates?