The recent heavy rainfall has had an unusual effect on the streams around the old Limni Mine - it has turned some of them a vivid blue.
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Limni Waters Turn Vivid Blue
Re: Limni Waters Turn Vivid Blue
I would imagine copper is mixing with sulphur to make Copper Sulphate.
As an aside, in my Chemistry A Level practical exam, I had to identify a mystery substance. It was Copper Sulphate, and thus not too difficult to spot.
That's what I thought anyway, and couldn't believe I had been handed such a sitter. However, it turns out that it was actually Copper Ammonium Sulphate. Had I not had a cold I would have been able to identify the whiff of ammonia as I performed my tests. I lost marks because of a blocked nose.
As an aside, in my Chemistry A Level practical exam, I had to identify a mystery substance. It was Copper Sulphate, and thus not too difficult to spot.
That's what I thought anyway, and couldn't believe I had been handed such a sitter. However, it turns out that it was actually Copper Ammonium Sulphate. Had I not had a cold I would have been able to identify the whiff of ammonia as I performed my tests. I lost marks because of a blocked nose.
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