Growing Ammonium Chloride Crystals Sped Up

[Bla]

Krystals are kute.

20120907 Growing Ammonium Chloride Crystals Sped Up

[Hellpotatoe]

Bla-made krystals are even more kute.

[atomic7732]

PRECIPITATES YEAH

[vh]

cute how you'd acquire the ammonium chloride just bought them or through a chemical reaction?

[Bla]

It's from school, I made it with two other people. Made from HCl (aq) and NH₃ (aq).

[Hellpotatoe]

Blaschool? OMG

[blotz]

wat wat class is that? you get to mix stuff together? sounds fun.


hmmm, blapiz+stoneglow=?

[Hellpotatoe]

blaglow or stonepis
or glowpis and blastone
or blastonepis, blaglowpis
or the master blaglowstonepis

[Bla]

wat wat class is that? you get to mix stuff together? sounds fun.

This class is a bit hard to explain, it's not exactly chemistry. But chemistry would be a class where you get to do that. In chemistry you wouldn't usually get to choose what you mix, though. In this class we will sort of get to do that later when we've completed the introduction stage, but we had no choice in making these crystals. But it was still fun.

[Darvince]

choice at school what is this

[atomic7732]

yeah that exists believe it or not

[Bla]

Actually, not having to choose your project makes it much easier in many cases. If you get the choice, you don't just go to the lab and find a few bottles, mix them and make nice looking crystals and then go home.

You will have to write down why you chose whatever you chose, and there's a lot of work in planning it all, and the school may not have the chemicals/whatever you need in your project. Usually projects like that take multiple weeks and are very stressful. (This is for projects where you have "choice" in general, not just chemistry).

The projects can be fun, in programming I made a Map War 2 prototype, that was very fun, but in general I think the projects where we have choice are harder than the ones where we don't.

[blotz]

show show the prototype in EE?

[Bla]

show show the prototype in EE?

[blotz]

Actually, not having to choose your project makes it much easier in many cases. If you get the choice, you don't just go to the lab and find a few bottles, mix them and make nice looking crystals and then go home.

You will have to write down why you chose whatever you chose, and there's a lot of work in planning it all, and the school may not have the chemicals/whatever you need in your project. Usually projects like that take multiple weeks and are very stressful. (This is for projects where you have "choice" in general, not just chemistry).

The projects can be fun, in programming I made a Map War 2 prototype, that was very fun, but in general I think the projects where we have choice are harder than the ones where we don't.

[Bla]

I still don't understand what you mean. What is EE?
Here's the topic about the project, but since you posted in it I assume that wasn't what you asked for:
http://universesandbox.com/forum/index.php/topic,4882.msg45918.html#msg45918

[vh]

ee is everything else apparently.

[blotz]

ee is everything else apparently.

oops, one abriviation to many