Yeah. Unfortunately Clara lost a lot of appeal as a companion as soon as the "impossible girl" storyline ended.

But osmolarity depends only on the number of solute particles, not on their type. So why would iodide have a greater effect? Unless we're talking about selective transport across a membrane, in which case maybe iodide's larger ionic radius makes a difference?

well... mgoveia would know all about that.

Neat! How were you nanoencapsulating it the EGCG (if you're at liberty to say)? And how did you keep the catecholic moieties from complexing to anything they got near? (I just realized these might have the same answer.)

Dyes are usually fixed to a fabric using a mordant, so they don't fall off of the item in just soapy water.

Wow! Somebody else knows the difference between diffusion and effusion.

I suppose you're right. Good catch.

Interesting, I would not have expected iodide to be significantly irritating. Thanks.

I agree! (PhD Chemist)

Is this just fantasy?

Oh yeah! I always just called that one "blimp-face".

I call it "The Stalker Song".