A person with exceptional taste has been found.
Ehh mustard gas requires sulfur. This just chlorine gas
The moms of course being their respective post-doc advisors that are just too tired to care what the grad students are doing anymore.
What happens if you accidentally mix the juice from mealy rosette lichen fermented in 10% ammonia with small amounts of boric acid, aluminum sulphate, aluminum phosphate, 99% ethanol, sodium carbonate, 10% acedic acid, calcium carbonate, sulphur, gum agaric, glycerine, honey, and 3% hydrogen peroxide? Hypothetically?
Is this an actual thing or are you just throwing random chemicals out there?
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Actual thing.
Oh neat! What is it? I don’t know chemistry things haha
Long story. Short version is: I was testing colour changes on ammonia-based dye and accidentally mixed them all together in the same container at the end. I still have the container. It’s still bubbling.
I honestly don’t know but it sounds like a special brew.
total is over 100%
In case you’re not joking the percentages aren’t amounts of each chemical, they’re the concentration percentage of those chemicals.
ooh, it’s a sequence of soaks, not a combined bath of multiple reagents in one container
No like its a combination of fluids, but some only have a certain percentage of active ingredients. Like if you buy a liter of 97% isopropyl alcohol, it’s 3% water. If you then combine that liter with a liter of vodka (40% ethanol) you have a 2 liters of fluid. In the resulting mixture the percentages still don’t add up to 100. They’d actually half. Your finished product would be 48.5% isopropyl, 20% ethanol and the rest water (assuming its super pure vodka). Because the percentages didn’t describe the amount of each in the final mixture, they described the concentration of ‘active’ ingredient in each individual solution. Idk if that’s clear I think that’s the best way I can explain it though.
Your mom said you can mix deez nutz