Here's the 12 lectures I put together a few months ago. Each one has a rule and corresponds to a chapter in A World from Dust, and has a DIY chemistry experiment:
DIY: Simulate Mono Lake in a bucket
DIY: Dye fabrics using sticky metals
DIY: Make colored birthday candles – and predict a
plugged-in pickle’s color.
DIY: Making white lead pigment.DIY: Making a glowing green flowing pattern from fluorescein (from highlighters).
DIY: Making a striped Winogradsky column (and finding explosive methane at the lower levels).
DIY: Purifying different pigments from different red plants
in your kitchen.
DIY: Making indigo dye (with the help of oxygen) and
removing stains.
DIY: Making edible spheres from calcium chemistry through “spherification.”
DIY: Two Rothkos for the price of one.
DIY: Make your own colored nanoparticles like found in
stained glass.
DIY: Look at life from a new angle.
1 comment:
Excellent - most interesting for this complete layperson - thanks.
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