Inorganic Mushroom @SteinbockGroup
Inorganic Mushroom  @SteinbockGroup
Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
An inorganic precipitation reaction is carried out by injection of sodium sulfide into iron(II) solution. The reactant concentrations are not high enough to form a tube but rather create millions of individual particles that visualize a fluid plume. The plume itself is associated with the injection process.
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