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Some interesting chemistry videos.
How to make Liquid Nitrogen (out of thin air)
Below they demonstrate reactions of gallium with aluminum.
We made an accidental discovery
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Gallium and it’s surprises (video inside article)
https://chemistrytalk.org/gallium-element/
Perhaps one day Water or Mercury can be used to make Telescopes on Mars and in orbit of Titan?
https://www.nasa.gov/collection-asset/f … onal-space
'Martian Exports'
https://newmars.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=7132
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This topic showed up when I searched for topics that include "chemistry" in the title.
It would be interesting to see this topic extended a bit. My guess is there must be a substantial inventory of videos on the Internet. The quality will vary, so I'm hoping that NewMars members will add a bit of detail about the links they provide, in order to save member's time.
I'll be attending a lunch today, and a retired chemical research scientist will be in the group. This gent was involved in creating an online database of chemical reactions. I don't know if this system is available to the public, but will inquire.
My guess is that there are similar resources available as well, including (perhaps) educational resources.
In another topic, Calliban posted a link to one of many videos published by "Brilliant". I get the impression there may be a substantial repertoire of educational material there.
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