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| Jan15-13, 06:27 PM | #1 |
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How to make a gel for/of a particular solution?
Hi!
I performed the blue bottle experiment using Methylene Blue, water, NaOH and Glucose. The reaction went fine but I have planned to make a gel of the reactants EXCLUDING glucose and then add glucose in controlled amounts to this gel to see the effects. I know it may sound like an unconventional plan but I have a use for it (hopefully). So all I want to know is whether its possible to make a gel form of Methylene Blue and NaOH (which are already in a predetermined concentration) in the gel? OR Can such a solution be mixed with a commercially available gel that is non reactive to the above mentioned chemicals INCLUDING glucose? I hope my question is not too confusing! |
| Jan20-13, 02:38 PM | #2 |
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Try a personal lubricant. KY perhaps.
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