Moving a Pinned Spiral in the BZ Reaction @SteinbockGroup

Moving a Pinned Spiral in the BZ Reaction @SteinbockGroup

Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

In this experiment, we have increased the viscosity of the BZ solution by addition of a polymer. This makes it possible to move spiral waves after pinning them to a thin glass rod.

Moving a Pinned Spiral in the BZ Reaction

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Moving a Pinned Spiral in the BZ Reaction