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    Self-assembling wires experiment

    @sur_27Self-assembling wires: a petri dish with beads forming branching patterns, connected to alligator clips. 🧪🔬

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    Foto de @sur_27· Jul 16, 2026· Science

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    The focus is a petri dish filled with a liquid and small black beads. The beads are arranged in branching patterns, resembling dendrites or electrical discharges, with some scattered individually. Two alligator clips are attached to wires that are submerged in the liquid, suggesting an experiment or demonstration. The mood is scientific and experimental. A notable detail is the intricate, almost artistic formation of the beads, which looks like a natural phenomenon. There is no readable on-screen text.

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    The focus is a petri dish filled with a liquid and small black beads. The beads are arranged in branching patterns, resembling dendrites or electrical discharges, with some scattered individually. Two alligator clips are attached to wires that are submerged in the liquid, suggesting an experiment or demonstration. The mood is scientific and experimental. A notable detail is the intricate, almost artistic formation of the beads, which looks like a natural phenomenon. There is no readable on-screen text.

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