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BRIAN MILLS
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Founder & Editor of Fierth.com - I am not a journalist, I am not a Blogger and I am not a writer.
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We show how to make flowers glow in the dark under ultraviolet light using a fluorescent dye.
You really only need two things, an ultraviolet lamp and a fluorescent highlighter. Open the highlighter and squeeze a few drops of the fluorescent ink into a cup of water. Now take the flower (i find white carnations to be the best) and cut the stem underneath the solution. Leave the flower in overnight and the dye will have been absorbed into the flower.
Now simply shine an ultraviolet light onto the flower to cause the highlighter dye to glow. whats amazing is that the glow isn’t uniform but will glow bighter in areas where the dye accumulates. Often this gives a more complex pattern to the flower.
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Remembering TAMMY FAYE on her Birthday
Who Was “PATIENT ZERO” – The Real Story Behind the Man Responsible for the AIDS Outbreak
White House Announces Advances in Gene Therapy may Offer ‘functional’ Cure for HIV
Pope Hints at Tolerance of Gay Civil Unions in Catholic Church
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