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Uploaded by on May 8, 2008

This was a lab that my students did. They mixed a few colorless solutions to make one solution that changes colors. It was a bit hit.

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  • this is called the briggs-rauscher reaction. It is comprised of 3 solutions

    1.  Potassium Iodate, Sulfuric Acid, and Water

    2. 30% Hydrogen peroxide solution

    3. Malonic Acid, Manganese sulfate monohydrate, starch and water

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  • great quality :D

    Whoever thinks this is fake go learn some chemistry.........

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  • needs more starch :P

  • @joelarrington89 if you want that rich deep ultramarine colour, you put it up to 30% but whenever we do this at school we have to put it to about 10% which is a bitch

  • i like ds

  • Where can I purchase the said ingredients?

    Thanks!

  • we diluted the hydrogen peroxide to 6%

  • Could you be more specific? ie. moles/molality/%/ratios

  • holy potion

  • What is the ratio of the compounds in each solution?

    What is the ratio of the solutions?

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