H2NO! Superhydrophobic Lab Event

Images from MNS Society's H2NO! Superhydrophobic Lab Event run by the Department of Chemistry, sponsored by the MNS Program.

Students working on the lab
Students working on the lab
Students working on the lab in fumehood
Students working on the lab
Students working on the lab with a smile on their faces
Students working on the lab with a smile on their faces
Students working on the lab
Professor Sue making goofy faces in the lab
Students working in fumehood
Students working in fumehood
MNS society member explaining the lab to the students before they start
Students working on the lab
Students working on the lab
Students working on the lab
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Students working on the lab
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Students working on the lab in fumehood
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Students working on the lab
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Students working on the lab with a smile on their faces
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Students working on the lab with a smile on their faces
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Students working on the lab
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Professor Sue making goofy faces in the lab
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Students working in fumehood
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Students working in fumehood
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MNS society member explaining the lab to the students before they start
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Students working on the lab
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Students working on the lab
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MNS Society held a wildly popular DIY Superhydrophobic surfaces event where students produced thiol functionalized superhydrophobic copper with a silver-displacement reaction. Students made take-home safe samples to show off to friends. With over 46 students turning out the event was wildly popular and students gave many positive reviews.  

Thank you Sue Stathopulos for supervising the event!