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Gallium Ingot Sealed in Polyethylene Source: Found, Lab Cleanout Purity: 99.99% This Gallium was found in the bag, in its original bottle. It is very high purity, so plans could either include keeping it as-is or using it to try and grow Gallium crystals, which I hear isn't that difficult. |
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Gallium Square, Partially Melted Source: Bought, eBay Purity: 99.9% This square of Gallium is my 'fun square,' or the piece with which I play and explore Gallium's unique properties: its low (86F) melting point, its ability to instantly alloy with Indium, etc. Holding it tight in your hand for a couple minutes will leave you with a pool of liquid metal in your hand. It sure beats playing with Mercury! |