Right up my alley my friend. I was in the coatings and chemistry programs at EMU. I Studied pigments extensively. I love the simplicity of your writing, and I suspect you are correct. I have seen the effect many times. Why is the sky blue? Because our atmosphere absorbs all the visible yellow light.
Thank you, Greg! And good to hear from you! Yes, I remember your polymers and coatings focus in school. Here's something that you might find interesting that turned up in my research on this topic: https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/day-glo-fluorescent/ They use a "cyanostar macrocycle" to hold the pigments in a checkerboard pattern within the polymer. There is more info on these unusual molecular structures here: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jpca.3c02701
Right up my alley my friend. I was in the coatings and chemistry programs at EMU. I Studied pigments extensively. I love the simplicity of your writing, and I suspect you are correct. I have seen the effect many times. Why is the sky blue? Because our atmosphere absorbs all the visible yellow light.
Thank you, Greg! And good to hear from you! Yes, I remember your polymers and coatings focus in school. Here's something that you might find interesting that turned up in my research on this topic: https://www.sciencefriday.com/segments/day-glo-fluorescent/ They use a "cyanostar macrocycle" to hold the pigments in a checkerboard pattern within the polymer. There is more info on these unusual molecular structures here: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.jpca.3c02701
Yes, I believe I do sometimes see and feel this translation of invisible light into glow! It’s related to the feeling of Joy!
Thank you, Claire! Indeed it is! <3
Yes it is bright and cheerful…a bit too scientific for me, but I got the jist.
I am a quite bright colorful person in my daily style…We would mesh well.IRL.
DAYGLO….. you glo we all glow, let your light shine!
Love it, Diana! YES!