Cool Stuff A traffic light reaction in slowmotion livescience — October 10, 2019 11 comments A traffic light reaction in slowmotion chem gifs reaction
How does this actually work? Does this have something to do with the pH level and an indicator or something? Or am I thinking way too simple haha. (It’s been a while since I’ve had chemistry lessons.) Reply
You need better lights in that lab, your phone’s camera is capable of picking up pulse phase of the fluorescent lighting. Reply
When you’re colorblind and wondering what the hell does traffic lights have to do with a person swirling darkish looking fluid in slo-mo Reply
How does this actually work?
Does this have something to do with the pH level and an indicator or something? Or am I thinking way too simple haha. (It’s been a while since I’ve had chemistry lessons.)
You need better lights in that lab, your phone’s camera is capable of picking up pulse phase of the fluorescent lighting.
When you’re colorblind and wondering what the hell does traffic lights have to do with a person swirling darkish looking fluid in slo-mo
I’m colorblind. I see nothing. o
So many great things are just ruined by slow mo… I don’t have the patience to wait.. bummer.
Loved the slow motion! That was cool!
why did the 1st one took so long ?
What chemicals do I need to replicate this?
And are they available to consumers?
Really cool! But I’m guessing it’s not reversible?
u/gifreversingbot
That didn’t need to be slowmo.