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* The solid was scraped off from the watch glass and ground into a mortar and pestle.
* The solid was scraped off from the watch glass and ground into a mortar and pestle.
* The ground solid weighed in the amount of 1.04572 g; this was transferred into a scintillating vial.
* The ground solid weighed in the amount of 1.04572 g; this was transferred into a scintillating vial.
* The exchanged clay material was stored by Dr. Hartings in an oven to evaporate excess water in the solid.


==Film Synthesis==
==Film Synthesis==

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Continuation of Ionic Liquid Exchange Films

  • Dr. Hartings completed the washes for the Ionic Exchange Films from last Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2014.
  • The film was spread on a watch glass to dry.
  • As the film dried, a spackle-like texture was observed.
  • The solid was scraped off from the watch glass and ground into a mortar and pestle.
  • The ground solid weighed in the amount of 1.04572 g; this was transferred into a scintillating vial.
  • The exchanged clay material was stored by Dr. Hartings in an oven to evaporate excess water in the solid.

Film Synthesis

Analysis of PVA-malachite green data

Film Suspension in Arsenic and Mercury


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