Prompt

The camera glides past the blue pigment, over the papyrus, and toward the statue. The formula appears beside the pigment. The scientist points at the formula, then gestures toward the decorated facade. Dialogue — Scientist: “Egyptian blue is a compound used to color papyri and statues. Its formula is C-a-C-u-S-i₄-O₁₀. What does the formula tell us?” BOOM reveal: “One calcium atom, one copper atom, four silicon atoms, and ten oxygen atoms in the formula unit. Egyptian blue has also been used to color facades in Nubian villages.”

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