A Rutgers-led team of scientists has developed an eco-friendly, very stable, ultra-bright material and used it to generate ...

It doesn’t matter what the rest of it is, which was really quite surprising to us,” said John McCloy, director of Washington ...

Hybrid copper iodide crystals emitting deep-blue light are being developed by scientists in a Rutgers laboratory.

A specimen of a copper mineral called linarite contains unusual large crystals and could, conceivably, fetch more than $100,000 at auction, according to the auction house.

To grow pure metal crystals, he used copper wire and copper sulfate. He also used a special regulated power supply to create a low voltage to control the current used to form the crystal.

The inside of a derelict council flat has been filled with sparkling blue crystals for an ... created Seizure by pumping 75,000 litres of copper sulphate solution into a south London flat to ...

But it’s actually reacted with the sulfuric acid and made the solution blue. This is copper ... Speaker two What we want to do now is evaporate the water to leave us with copper sulfate crystals.

Growing Copper And Silver Crystals For Art August 17, 2015 by George Graves 35 Comments Usually when Hackaday covers electroplating techniques, it’s to talk about through-hole PCB plating.