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My golf swing (Peter Jacobse)
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This is me practicing my swing on the driving range. I'm hitting twice a PW, a 6i and my driver. (Titleist ap2 / 905)
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PHJchem: Cobalt Confusion!
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Cobalt can't make up his mind whether it prefers being blue or pink.
I'm making solutions of cobalt(II) chloride, which are blue or pink, dependant on temperature and conc...
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PHJchem: Green + Green = Blue? Complex Chemistry!
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This really is a remarkable chemical experiment. Copper can form many coordination complexes in its second oxidation state. At least two of them are green. But a combinatio...
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PHJchem: Potassium Chlorate and Sugar Pyrotechnics
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I'm performing an energetic, pyrotechnic, chemical experiment with KClO3 and C12H22O11. When these two chemicals are mixed, a single drop of sulfuric acid will initiate a v...
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PHJchem: Iodine Adventures
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(solution below!) I'm performing a few experiments with element 53; iodine. Physical appearance, solubility and complexes are the main subjects.
Derkozten, you've got th...
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PHJphys: Free Fall Pendulum part1: Ceramic Cup
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I'm smashing a ceramic cup onto some pavement bricks in this experiment. Luckily, physics comes to the rescue, since there's a so-called "conservation law of angular moment...
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PHJchem: Painting with Iron
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I'm going to paint with iron(III), using ammonium thiocyanate, sodium chloride and potassium ferrocyanide. Colored complexes will be formed when the dry chemicals meet ferr...
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PHJchem: The Chemical Thermometer
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I'm performing an interesting experiment based on a temperature dependant coordination equilibrium of two complexes of cobalt(II). In other words: a mix that changes color ...
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PHJtravel: CERN 2008; VIENT on tour
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For a modern physics project of my school (the Praedinius Gymnasium Groningen) an educative trip to CERN, Geneva was organized. This movie is a quick impression of me and m...
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PHJphys: The Glowing Pickle
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When a pickle is subjected to 230 volts of electricity, it will begin to glow. Sodium ions inside the pickle are excited and produce a yellow-orange glow with a wavelength ...
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