update...

Accident happens....

Hah. 

Today, I've got hot ammonium chloride and sodium hydroxide splashed onto me. I was wet, smelt awful (like ammonia) and feels soapy.

This is a brief recap on what happened.

As we were doing confirmatory test for some ions, Sarah heated the mixture of ammonium chloride and sodium hydroxide with a little distilled water. I didn't know the test tube was pointed at me and neither did she saw me and Joyce standing there. While I was telling Lucas which bottle of chemical is what chemical, I think the chemicals in the test tube had some reaction and me splashed me in the most vulnerable part of the school uniform. Yes, it's part where the white blouse is exposed, beside the ribcage. It went straight there and I was screaming like a banshee. It was hot! My blouse was soapy and smelt like ammonia.

I went to the toilet and washed the chemical off my skin.The scald feels sunburnt.

After I run the scald with cold water and took a nap, the scald became a crescent shaped scar and it looks like a vampire had just bitten me. XD

Anyway, we did a really cool experiment today. There is this test where the precipitate looks like glitter. Real glitters! It was the prettiest thing I've ever seen in a chemistry lab. We were all awing like a bunch of sakais when we poured the glitters precipitate in the black sink. The once colourless solution with glitters turned metallic gray when it was poured into the sink.

Awwwwww....

I wonder whether people make glitters that way.......

I love creative writing and Amelia's group's was the funniest. I promise that I will post the essay up when she passes me the essay. It's a must read! With Diandra reading it, it's hilarious!!

I was planning to study History tonight but, oh well....

P/S: Never smell ammonia directly from a test tube. I did that and I had runny nose the whole day. Gosh.