Who: This article is about Carl Scheele a 1700’s chemist. Scheele was born into a very wealthy family and his father was a very smart man. Scheele learned a lot from his father and his friends that would come to teach young Carl. Scheele became a pharmacist which lead him into working with different chemicals. He founded many different acids as well as barium and molybdenum. Scheele also created a green coloring mixture in which is now famous as Scheele’s Green.
What: This article is trying to inform people of why Carl Scheele’s green is becoming such an important subject today. Scheele’s green is made of sodium carbonate, arsenic acid, and copper sulfate. Mixing all of this together you get a green dye, which is how we color things. Now,
What: This article is trying to inform people of why Carl Scheele’s green is becoming such an important subject today. Scheele’s green is made of sodium carbonate, arsenic acid, and copper sulfate. Mixing all of this together you get a green dye, which is how we color things. Now,