lol. It's a solution with chromium ions used in an oscillating chemical reaction called the Belousov-Zabotinsky reaction. The bananas were being used in a demo on extracting DNA. Both experiments were part of a summer alumni event called "Family Adventures in Science". Their proximity was fortuitous.
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