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Oversimplified TLDR: They put rolled gold into a Prussian Red solution, waited a couple of months and then rinsed it in Palmolive solution? It is possible the
by weinzierl 3y ago
Oversimplified TLDR:
They put rolled gold into a Prussian Red solution, waited a couple of
months and then rinsed it in Palmolive solution?
It is possible they did not obtain the Prussian Red in the good old way of cooking blood and bones with potash but ordered it from the Internet:
https://www.morphisto.de/en/shop/detail/d/KIT%3A_Ätzmittel_nach_Murakami/15207/ https://www.morphisto.de/en/shop/detail/d/KIT%3A_Ätzmittel_n...
On a more serious note, it is surprisingly easy to create mono-molecular films. Allegedly Benjamin Franklin made one on Mount Pond near Clapham Common in 1774.
- worthless-trash 3y agoDo you have the corrected link ?
- weinzierl 3y agoFixed, thanks!
- mcmoor 3y agoReminds me of this Tom Scott video https://youtu.be/t60EfnqZKrQ?si=1NfOtkw10GZwE25Z https://youtu.be/t60EfnqZKrQ?si=1NfOtkw10GZwE25Z
- BlueTemplar 3y agoBut what is cooler, using an ancestral Japanese forging reagent to make gold flakes in cysteine milk ("aureos" ?), or using scotch tape on a pencil ?