Goonhub
01-07-2016, 04:01 PM
I heard someone already mentioned this on the forum but I couldn't find the thread so I'm assuming it was just a post, not a thread or genuine suggestion.
AnyWHO.. I'm not the best chemist, in fact I'm pretty awful. This doesn't stop me from trying my best however and from trying my best I've noticed one thing that kinda annoys me, or at least something that stops me from working to my full potential.
This is, that we lack a machine or tool for splitting 2 chemicals apart into separate beakers or containers from 1 container.
I was making something very secret the other day which involves 1 chemical which only 1 unit is needed and 1 chemical which 5 or 10 is needed.
I ended up adding way too much of the first one but had already mixed so much of the precious chemical that I couldn't just start over, I had to use it diluted with the other chemical.
How is it we have machines that allow us to remove and isolate specific chemicals from a mixed beaker, but not save the chemical that's removed?
Chemistry (in my opinion) is already a little too un-user friendly with the amount of secrets and complexities of all of it, I think the job would benefit from a machine capable of taking specific chemicals from 1 beaker and transferring it to another.
AnyWHO.. I'm not the best chemist, in fact I'm pretty awful. This doesn't stop me from trying my best however and from trying my best I've noticed one thing that kinda annoys me, or at least something that stops me from working to my full potential.
This is, that we lack a machine or tool for splitting 2 chemicals apart into separate beakers or containers from 1 container.
I was making something very secret the other day which involves 1 chemical which only 1 unit is needed and 1 chemical which 5 or 10 is needed.
I ended up adding way too much of the first one but had already mixed so much of the precious chemical that I couldn't just start over, I had to use it diluted with the other chemical.
How is it we have machines that allow us to remove and isolate specific chemicals from a mixed beaker, but not save the chemical that's removed?
Chemistry (in my opinion) is already a little too un-user friendly with the amount of secrets and complexities of all of it, I think the job would benefit from a machine capable of taking specific chemicals from 1 beaker and transferring it to another.