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Uploaded by on Jan 30, 2009

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  • beautiful oxide layer

  • @Draxis32 The technical term for the rainbow effect is called iridescence. And yes, it is quite beautiful :)

  • But...will it blend?

  • Try it in 0g

  • @AIWAC they only crystalize if you shake away the liquid when they are getting hard. Although you only get the nice expensive crystals by geving the iron some preasure while cooling out.

  • silicone

  • What material made from was those heart forms?

  • I think its because you need to cool the bismuth in a relatively quick period of time, like lifting some from the solution into the air, like on a seed crystal, i think???

  • So.. why aren't they crystallizing like the other ones did?

  • OMG! Bismuth Hearts!

    Bismuth when liquified is such a beautiful metal, he spreads the light in sort of a metallic rainbow way.

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