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Halloween Special
The Chemistry of Blood
Fake blood is an essential accessory if you’re going for a gory halloween look with your costume this year. There’s a lot of chemistry in the substance it sets out to mimic; we can explain the colour, smell, and different types of blood with the aid of chemistry (and some biology thrown in for ...
The Chemistry of the Colours of Bodily Fluids
A particular bodily fluid featured in the political newsearlier this week, which got me thinking about the chemical causes behind the colours of the waste products we expel from our bodies.What makes urine golden, faeces brown, and bile green? The answers to all of these questions have a common ...
Crime Scene Chemistry
Luminol, Blood & Horseradish
Anyone who’s watched CSI or similar shows knows that, whenever the investigating team are on the scene of a gruesome and bloody murder, luminol solution gets sprayed liberally over absolutely everything. The result is a pale blue luminescence whenever the solution meets blood, which itself is a ...
The Chemistry of The Colours of Blood
Human blood, as well as that of most other vertebrates, is red as a result of haemoglobin, a large protein found in red blood cells which contains iron atoms within its structure. Haemoglobin is what’s known as a respiratory pigment, and it plays a vital role in the body, ferrying oxygen around ...
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