Liesegang rings

In this video the preparation of Liesegang rings is shown and how they are forming in time-lapse.
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[@elektronikzmbrtlar1586]

After 5 years your videos are still great

[@RaExpIn]

Thanks! :) Especially this one was a somewhat large project, because I had almost a full day of time-lapse footage to deal with. Thinking about this I'm still a bit proud :)

[@selenozdemir3579]

thanks for sharing it!! But i wonder why did you add indicator into the gelatin? I also work with liesegang patterns but I have never done that.

[@JayMark2049]

Very good video as always my friend! I love them! You are very good at demonstrating and explaining. I'll keep watching them buddy! Cheers from Quebec!

[@RaExpIn]

+JayMark2049 Thanks! I appreciate it! :)

[@lunolin]

Gorgeous! Thank you

[@piranha031091]

Damn, I've definitely got to try this!

[@philc1402]

Try using potassium dichromate (orange) in the gel and diffusing down a solution of potassium permanganate (purple).

[@reconuhd4193]

Good video

[@firmware21]

Im definitely gonna try this on a larger scale. Maybe also with different salts if I get excited :p

[@RaExpIn]

+firmware21 I often thought about a 2 metre long glas tube with a diameter of 10 centimetres. I'd love to see that! :D

[@firmware21]

I wanted to use my old 200-250 ml test tube.
Unfortunately I just broke it yesterday while preparing the experiment and the gelatin fell on the carpet... Just a regular bad day in lab ;(

[@RaExpIn]

When I'm working in the lab and only one thing goes terribly wrong. I immediately begin to clean up or get everything in a safe condition. Then I stop working until the next day, because it usually becomes worse instead of better...

[@thevoicesofthebluedog]

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