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Thursday, May 7, 2009

Paper Chromatography

A video of using different kind of utensils for paper chromatography. In the first video, you will see all sorts of colour being separated.




I came across this other video on youtube where a scientist actually used different kinds of substance to create light. Such as using magnesium and sulfur. It's really cool.




I hope you enjoyed the videos! =)

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