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GMU:DIY Biolab “Driver’s License”/Yang Li (view source)
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This work is based on a research done by MIT media lab that uses organic fluid-based molecules. The molecules anthocyanin, vanillin, chitosan are used as dopants that can sense different pH values. The output is in the form of a broad spectrum of colors, odors and shapes. Based on this, the experiment focus on color changing, using kappa-carrageenan as substrate to present the reaction in a certain form. The outcome shows chemical reactions that are in daily life unreadable and unseen. What is shown here is a new design language to create new appliances. In the exhibition, color changing can be seen both in liquid and solid statues. | This work is based on a research done by MIT media lab that uses organic fluid-based molecules. The molecules anthocyanin, vanillin, chitosan are used as dopants that can sense different pH values. The output is in the form of a broad spectrum of colors, odors and shapes. Based on this, the experiment focus on color changing, using kappa-carrageenan as substrate to present the reaction in a certain form. The outcome shows chemical reactions that are in daily life unreadable and unseen. What is shown here is a new design language to create new appliances. In the exhibition, color changing can be seen both in liquid and solid statues. | ||
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<gallery caption="Color Changing in liquid status"> | <gallery caption="Color Changing in liquid status"> | ||
File:4931517416494_.pic_hd.jpg|Making red cabbage indicator | |||
File:Screen Shot 2018-01-31 at 15.12.21.png|Making pH solutions | File:Screen Shot 2018-01-31 at 15.12.21.png|Making pH solutions | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
<gallery caption="Color Changing in solid status"> | <gallery caption="Color Changing in solid status"> | ||
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===References=== | ===References=== | ||
#[1] Robert Boyle. 1664. Experiments and Considerations Touching Colours. Project Gutenberg. 1–157 pages. | #[1] Robert Boyle. 1664. Experiments and Considerations Touching Colours. Project Gutenberg. 1–157 pages. | ||