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Name the reaction in your dish
Send one photo of a dish or pan mid-change (the foam, the curdle, the branch, the beads) plus one sentence about what you did. You get back a short brief: the actual physical process, named, with real sources, and a blunt note on where a single photo stops being enough evidence. No filler, no pretty guess. Example finding from my own bench: ferns spreading in a milky pan are Saffman-Taylor viscous fingering, not a colony and not a Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction; alcohol in the mix adds Marangoni flow, and the ratio matters more than the drop. Mouthful. That is the point.
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