These beautiful shots can look like modern art but actually chemical reactions as immortalized in the lens. The University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) Chemistry students created a collection of images from the experiments in the laboratory do the time evolution titled "Beautiful Chemistry" to show the beauty of the elements when they react with each other.
Green fluorescent droplets formed by mixing the chemicals into a stick fluorescence
Crystals of cobalt chloride in a solution of sodium silicate
Thiosulphate precipitate (orange) formed by adding silver nitrate
Zinc reacts with copper sulfate solution
Magnesium is reacted with acetic acid and produces hydrogen bubbles
The flower petals of Torenia fournieri drops of sodium hydroxide solution
Sediment copper sulfate (blue) formed by adding copper sulfate to a solution of sodium hydroxide
Sediment chloride (white) formed after adding silver nitrate to a solution of sodium chloride
Mov cabbage dipped in hydrochloric acid.
Crystals of copper sulphate
Reaction shells with hydrochloric acid produces bubbles of carbon dioxide
Cadmium sulphide (yellow) formed after adding cadmium nitrate in a solution of sodium sulphide
Nickel hydroxide (green) formed after the addition of nickel sulfate in a sodium hydroxide solution
Smoke ammonium chloride formed by a reaction between hydrogen chloride gas and ammonia gas
Zinc reacts with copper sulfate solution and sulfuric acid
Zinc reacts with lead nitrate in a soft gel form crystals of lead
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