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Instructions:
Dissolve 1/4 tsp Na2SO4 in warm tap water.
Add universal indicator until solution is green.
Place on top of neodymium magnet.
Attach alligtaor clips to petri dish and 9 Volt battery.
References:
Dr. Chris Schrempp's "Fluidic Motor"
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.
When we were in Port St. Joe in October 2006, we happened upon these cactus. Then in January 2007, Jim drove around again until he found them. I believe he is interested in some sort of chemistry experiment since he is an organic chemist. Who knows? Not me.
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.
When we were in Port St. Joe in October 2006, we happened upon these cactus. Then in January 2007, Jim drove around again until he found them. I believe he is interested in some sort of chemistry experiment since he is an organic chemist. Who knows? Not me.
When we were in Port St. Joe in October 2006, we happened upon these cactus. Then in January 2007, Jim drove around again until he found them. I believe he is interested in some sort of chemistry experiment since he is an organic chemist. Who knows? Not me.
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.
Dr. Jennifer Kelley, Chemistry Professor at FMU, conducted a mini chem lab at the Annex today showing the readers the scientific method of experimentation.
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.
ChemEx play the Luminaire in Kilburn, 31st August 2006. photos by Scott Amore of the Butterflies of Love.