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@AnnikaHanover @qikipedia (cont) The properties of the new material was then analyzed in the lab and its sorbent properties was compared to other well know desiccants. Hope that cleared things up! :)
@AnnikaHanover @qikipedia Hi Annika! QI got this partly wrong. What happened was that a reaction was left running over the weekend, and not that the material wasn't properly stored.
@Kerryn_Elliott@forelioned@qikipedia Yes, what happened was actually not that the material wasn't properly stored (as suggested by QI). The reaction wasn't stopped before the weekend... happy accidents. :)
Correction: In 2011 scientists in Uppsala, Sweden, forgot to stop a reaction and left it over the weekend. They returned to find they had made the world’s best moisture-absorbing material, now known as Upsalite!
In 2011 scientists in Uppsala, Sweden, forgot to properly store the material they were working with over the weekend. They returned to find it had turned into the world’s most absorbent substance, now known as Upsalite.
@qikipedia Correction: In 2011 scientists in Uppsala, Sweden, forgot to stop a reaction and left it over the weekend. They returned to find they had made the world’s best moisture-absorbing material, now known as Upsalite. 🤩