Transplanting Marigolds in Chemical Engineering Context
Transplanting marigolds
Those who have worked in chemical industry in the past want to explore the wonders of material changes and seek experiments. One day, thinking of marigolds, thinking about the possibility of transplanting them in chemical situations, or observing the changes in their sympathies with the chemical environment.
Then choose a clean room to prepare several fields of different chemical atmospheres. Prepare good marigolds and plant them in a special pot. The soil in the pot has been carefully prepared and contains various chemical nutrients to simulate the matrix required for chemical industry.
In one room, trace sulfur gas is passed to imitate the sulfur-related environment in chemical industry; in the other room, the pH of the soil is adjusted, similar to the place affected by chemical products. Take good care and observe the daily state of marigolds.
At the beginning, the flower seedlings are young, and when encountering the seedlings of sulfur gas, the leaves tremble slightly and the color gradually darkens; in the soil with specific acid and alkali, the extension of the roots is slightly slower. However, the workers are not discouraged, and they take care of Miqin.
After a few months, although there are traces on the leaves of sulfur gas, they actually bloom small stamens, and the color is slightly light and fragrant, especially; in the flowers of acid soil, the stems are stiff and flowery, and there is a unique charm more often. Workers record their changes in detail, thinking about this may be inspired by the research and development of chemical materials.
From this perspective, the transplanting of marigolds in the chemical industry is not only the interest of planting flowers, but also the secret of material interaction and a new way of chemical exploration.
