Making Prussian Blue
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it’s fascinating to see him have all the patience and time to make prussian blue and little to no patience to paint with it 😂✌🏻
finally an actual "reaction video"
A Bob Ross classic color.
And maybe we'll add a happy little molecule right … here. Let's give him a little friend over here – everyone needs a friend. Remember, this is your world. You can do anything you like.
7:55 that blue dust is like one of the most beautiful shades of blue I've ever seen
My great-grandfather was the first to synthesize Prussian blue in America. He was a German chemist who emigrated. He did it in his San Francisco apartment kitchen in the early 1920s.
Makes paint. Draws chemical structures.
Follow my friend Dryve! Spotify: https://goo.gl/h7NmNi Youtube: https://youtu.be/m-juNK1TnNE Instagram: https://goo.gl/u6N3Cw
"The reaction seemed to be quite well-behaved." (pat pat) Good reaction, have a cookie.
7:05 "until it turned to a greenish-blue" ... also known as cyan! Cyanide gets its name from this exact color because it's in Prussian blue, and I find that very interesting. Most people would think the color and the compound are unrelated, but instead they are entwined
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Top Comments (10)
it’s fascinating to see him have all the patience and time to make prussian blue and little to no patience to paint with it 😂✌🏻
finally an actual "reaction video"
A Bob Ross classic color.
And maybe we'll add a happy little molecule right … here. Let's give him a little friend over here – everyone needs a friend. Remember, this is your world. You can do anything you like.
7:55 that blue dust is like one of the most beautiful shades of blue I've ever seen
My great-grandfather was the first to synthesize Prussian blue in America. He was a German chemist who emigrated. He did it in his San Francisco apartment kitchen in the early 1920s.
Makes paint. Draws chemical structures.
Follow my friend Dryve! Spotify: https://goo.gl/h7NmNi Youtube: https://youtu.be/m-juNK1TnNE Instagram: https://goo.gl/u6N3Cw
"The reaction seemed to be quite well-behaved." (pat pat) Good reaction, have a cookie.
7:05 "until it turned to a greenish-blue" ... also known as cyan! Cyanide gets its name from this exact color because it's in Prussian blue, and I find that very interesting. Most people would think the color and the compound are unrelated, but instead they are entwined