/sci/ - Science & Math

>Be alone in lab, late at night.
>bored, grab 10M HCl
>prepare anus to dilute concentrated acid in small volume flask
>Is it never base to acid or acid to base?
>too late, I pour
>strong vigorous reaction startles me, instinctively I dodge sideways and jerk hand holding Hcl vial upwards
>10M HCl flies over right shoulder
>Bubbling acid eating floor, table, equipments.
>Sphincter on lockdown
>Find baking soda for some reason believe this must be aqueous
>waste time finding beaker and filling with water as smell of acid eating materials fills room
>Toss entire 500mL beaker of highly dilute baking soda on floor, bubbles vigorously
>Repeat several times
>Use 1/2 roll of paper to clean everything up.
>No serious damage but indelible bleached spot on floor which no one notices.
>Reflect seriously on personal stupidity and general suitability of life
>pry open sphincter with pool cue 48 hours later

So what is, exactly, the problem with blue OLEDs? Why do they decay more rapidly than the other kinds?

I'm sort-of-amateur-researching the hard limits (if any) on OLED technology and how long it's going to take to supplant the cripple-molesting shitfeed that is LCD.