More chemical experiments: the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction

[jacksawild]

This is a video which all creationists should watch. Belousov was ridiculed when he submitted this paper as order with no guiding hand was "contrary to the laws of physics" yet it is thought that this principle, predicted by Turing, could be a determining factor of how order arose from the inanimate to produce the first life. Belousov was so crushed that he actually gave up science after this rejection. He had no access to Turing's work, as it was the beginning of the cold war. Go science.

[Furuly]

and how did you do it?

[crazy2chem]

It results from the mixing of 4 solutions, prepared exclusively with deionized H2O (without Cl-):

- 4.16g malonic acid/50mL H2O (0.8M)

- 9.05g NaBrO3/50mL H2O (1.2M)

- 3.2mL conc H2SO4/46.8 mL H2O (1.2M)

- 278mg of FeSO4.7H2O + 595mg of o-phenanthroline/50mL H2O (0.02M ferroin)

An equal amount of each solution is poured in a petri dish, on an overhead projector (Be careful, the reaction produces Br2).

Destroy by pouring in a sodium thiosulfate solution prior to put it in the toxic waste.

[strongbadsad]

this reaction made me go hard

[dyer313]

very nice.

awesome video this is the sort of thing id exect to see from nin :-)

[cazo86]

As fascinating as in real, thanks for the few minutes of the video and the song ;) (I hope my english is well :S )

[runsawayallot]

The music goes well with this, this is excellent, ignore the previous comment

[partypeoplediedie]

WHAT THE SHIT IS THIS FAGGOTRY

[spoxox]

Nobody worries about entropy any more.

[ralphpoller]

what is the title of the music?

[crazy2chem]

Crawling

performed by Linkin Park

[Redisson]

Remix