FIFA 15 | Hunter Chemistry Style | Trading Method! Guys thanks for the amazing support on my last video! 25 likes before 8pm will be great for another video today! By: Dazza - Trading - Pack Openings Squad Builders … Continue reading →

Chemistry - Periodic Table Of Elements My 10 years old son, Arsha, memorized 98 elements out of 118 elements of the Perodic Table of Elements. It was fun watching him. So proud of him! By: aglust14 … Continue reading →

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Images were created by scientists from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) in Anhui, China They show a dazzling array of colours and textures created when chemicals clash Titled 'Beautiful Chemistry,' the project made use of specialist photography equipment and visual effects experts Scientists carried out small-scale experiments before shooting the best possible images of the prettiest reactions By Sarah Griffiths for MailOnline Published: 06:19 EST, 21 October 2014 | Updated: 06:40 EST, 21 October 2014 These colourful photographs may look like works of modern art, but they are really actually close-ups of chemical reactions. They show reactions taking place after acid is dripped onto a flower, or when a copper sulphate solution was mixed with sodium hydroxide, to create copper sulphate precipitate, which looks like a brilliantly blue swimming pool. The images showcase the dazzling array of colours and textures created when chemicals clash. These colourful photographs may look like works of modern art, but they are really actually close-ups of chemical reactions. This image shows purple cabbage being dipped into hydrochloric acid. The acid solution causes the cabbage to change colour from purple to red The images were created by a group of scientists from … Continue reading →