potassium 002
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hmm i take it that this is homemade? plz show how
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So this is testing the product of the smelting reaction by throwing it in water? It looks like it jumped out of the bucket when it hit the water... pretty explosive! Furthermore, there's certainly a blue burn that could indicate potassium? It could be cool to look at it/take pictures with a diffraction grating.
Nicely done! *claps*
meepyphoton 2 years ago
The bluish hue is probably from leftover magnesium. In person you could see much more purple.
zcuttlefish 2 years ago