Aryan's Chemistry

Bromine in Cyclohexane. Ready for the UV.

The RGB of Chemistry:
These are Solutions of Striking Colours. The Red is a solution of Elemental Iodine in Toluene (C6H5CH3) obtained from Medical Povidone-Iodine.
The Green is a solution of Nickel(II) Chloride (NiCl2) and Copper(II) Chloride (CuCl2) in dil.HCl obtained from Indian ₹5 coins.
The Blue is a solution of Tetraaminecopper Sulphate in a Aqueous Ammonia (NH4OH) also known as Schweitzer's Reagent. It is capable of dissolving cellulose to form viscose which can be converted to Rayon fibres.

A Chemical Rainbow!

Sulfur (S), the 16th element in the periodic table of elements, happens to be the smelliest of the elements.
It has been known to humans since the anicent ages.
It is quite safe in its solid state, but tends to give off toxic SO2 and H2S gases in moisture.

The Element Bromine: Br2
It is one of the two elements which exist as liquids at room temperature. It also happens to be one of the most deadliest element. Due to its high vapour pressure, it is a potent asphyxiant.
Here is a sample of Bromine dissolved in DCM(Dichloro Methane - CH2Cl2)





I'm going to be putting up an element series highlighting all the elements I have and their beauty.

KMnO4- The Visual Definition of Beauty

What seems just Water actually is the ruthless Peroxymono Sulphuric Acid or Caro's Acid or more commonly "Piranha Solution"

Iodine(I2) Solution in Ethanol(C2H5OH)

Elemental Iodine in Water

Nitric Acid(HNO3) as it eats through Copper Metal to produce Cu(NO3)2 and Toxic NO2 gas

Chloride Mixture. A Highly Chlorinating Mixture.

Pure Coper (Cu) Metal in it's metallic bonded powder form