That's quite the workshop you got there, Falcon. Got any new projects in the works? :)

Quite a few actually, thats why it gets so messy

Oh but there has been one lately that gave me a couple interesting experiances, it is a little bit of a long story but it was really interesting.

You see I needed some iron oxide for something I was working on so what I did Was I made a solution of various salts and some other stuff and put two small clumps of steel wool in it. Lastly I tried to speed up the rusting by sticking two old nails into the steel wool and used them to run some electric current through it from a small nine volt battery.

At first it didn't seem to do much except turn from purple to a dusky pink. But then I noticed something when I picked one of the wool clumps up, When I crumpled it I thought I felt it get warmer. I then left it in there longer and when I took the wool out the second time it felt normal, then I crumpled and squeezed it, It got so hot I had to throw it back into the mixture! I had formed some sort of crystal lattace on the steel wool that when broken released heat.

So that was pretty neat but not as cool as what happened next. I made another batch after that one was done but I had a odd thought and put some magnets under the contaner, When I closed the circet the solution began to swirl a little, I had an idea of why it moved but I wasn't sure. So I opened and closed the circet a few times and Whenever I closed the circet the mixture would move and when ever I opened the circet the mixture would stop moving so I knew it wasn't just the wind or something. Next I tested to see if maybe it was just one side getting warmer and the other cooler causing it to move.

I removed the magnets and tried it again, nothing happened!

It was then I knew that my original thought was right!

I had made a LIQUID ELECTRIC MOTER! :VERY HAPPY:
so that was really fun!

Too cool, Falcon! You never cease to amaze me with your scientific knowledge.

Considering your discovery, I have got to ask if you have any future plans to experiment with the concept of a liquid electric motor? I don't know much about chemical reactions and that sort of thing, but it does sound like you could develop a couple of interesting things based on such a concept.

I look forward to hearing about your further, scientific exploits. Keep up the great work! :)

whoa, thats a mess all right.

ya know, if ya squint and and focus real hard you can see a floor in that pic.

i'm sure you'll get it cleaned up in no time

You can see the floor? where?!

LOL

its hard to see, but its there. i'm sure you'll find it