User:Ssyyuu/sandbox

Proposed topic 1: Pharmaceutical

Brief outline of contributions to article:


 * To suggest related examples within Asia and Thailand, so that Wikipedia users can have a broader spectrum of knowledge on pharmaceutical usage in Asia.


 * To provide more updated references within this page, so that the information is more reliable.

References for the article:


 * Kuanpoth, J. (2017). Combatting counterfeit drugs: Case studies of Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand. Journal of Generic Medicines. doi.org/10.1177/1741134317728403

Sources of media files to be used:


 * Photographs of some pharmaceutical drugs that can be accessed locally

— Ssyyuu (talk) 13:24, 5 October 2017 (UTC)

Proposed topic 2: Blue bottle experiment

Brief outline of contributions to article:


 * To suggest new methods and techniques to perform the blue bottle experiment.


 * To add missing links or pages to the Wikipedia page.


 * To provide more updated references within the page, so that information is more reliable.


 * To describe the methods of the blue bottle experiment.

References for the article:


 * Ahmad Khan, A., Kumar, M., Khan, K., Molla, A., & Hussain, S. (2017). Photoinduced oxygen prompted iron-iron oxide catalyzed clock reaction: a mimic of the blue bottle experiment. New Journal of Chemistry, 41, 6420-6426. doi:10.1039/C7NJ00761B


 * Rajchakit, U. & Taweetham, L. (2016). Rapid blue bottle experiment: autoauxidation of benzoin catalyzed by redox indicators. Journal of Chemical Education, 93 (8), 1490-1494. doi:10.1021/acs.jchemed.6b00018

Sources of media files to be used:


 * Photographs and videos of how the blue bottle experiment is carried out in a lab.

— Ssyyuu (talk) 09:50, 8 October 2017 (UTC)

Method

 * 1) Prepare a clean and dry plastic bottle with a fitted cap
 * 2) Add glucose, sodium hydroxide, methylene blue, and water into the bottle. The liquids inside the bottle should turn blue.
 * 3) Close the cap.
 * 4) Shake the bottle vigorously.
 * 5) As soon as the bottle is stopped shaking, start a timer immediately. Measure the amount of time taken for the liquids inside the bottle to change from blue to colorless (transparent).

Photographs
(I would like to repeat the experiment and take new photographs of the Turing pattern that is formed during the blue bottle experiment.)