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unconventional sodium
I started reading them, my computer is more than slightly slow though, (Win 95!)
I didn't get ... |
25-6-2004 at 08:39
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
I just remembered, I think it was naptha.
BromicAcid, you may be right, I cannot check, I am mi ... |
24-6-2004 at 14:28
by: Cyrus |
Agrichemicals
That was on topic!
Well I don't work in agriculture, unless you mean fertilizing my lawn, if ... |
24-6-2004 at 14:15
by: Cyrus |
Best and worst smelling chemicals?
Hmm, after using HCl a lot in one day, I could not smell it at all. It still stung the nose, but sme ... |
24-6-2004 at 13:55
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
Tacho, as soon as my concrete blast chamber (It actually will have some concrete fiberboards) is fin ... |
24-6-2004 at 13:49
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
Thanks for the good advice - the act is now together, for all such future reactions I'll use so ... |
23-6-2004 at 15:39
by: Cyrus |
undelivered subscription mail
The response notification works for me, but whenever I click on the link to go to the webpage, that ... |
23-6-2004 at 14:55
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
No, I was not being cautious enough.
But I was using large Mg turnings, not fine powder, (as Tach ... |
22-6-2004 at 20:12
by: Cyrus |
A hair raising experience
Today, I tried to make sodium. Once again.
I used the copper test tube setup previously described ... |
22-6-2004 at 14:31
by: Cyrus |
Zn from US pennies
And I think turpentine will dissolve sulfur too, plus you get the nice foresty pine smell, which mig ... |
22-6-2004 at 14:00
by: Cyrus |
State by state chem laws
I think it was the fact that he was 35...
Atombum, I was using sarcasm with the "friendly ... |
21-6-2004 at 18:41
by: Cyrus |
State by state chem laws
I don't think I coined chemophobic, I think I saw it somewhere else on this forum. But perhaps ... |
21-6-2004 at 15:43
by: Cyrus |
Practical catalyst for H2O2 decomposition.
Great! Now I've GOT to make some sodium silicate- it fascinates me for some odd reason. Maybe ... |
21-6-2004 at 13:03
by: Cyrus |
Practical catalyst for H2O2 decomposition.
How about silver?
Just plunk a silver coin ($5 for a whole one) or any silver foil/pellets (what ... |
20-6-2004 at 19:39
by: Cyrus |
On the topic of drugs...
Never made any/used any/owned/seen any, so I'm safe from door busting feds there. Or so I th ... |
20-6-2004 at 18:37
by: Cyrus |
Sealing Gasgenerators
I thought tar might be a little hard to clean off of glassware, can I just use alchohols or acetone? |
19-6-2004 at 13:22
by: Cyrus |
Nitric Acid Synthesis
I really think that the beaker in a beaker / plastic baggy method will give you low yeilds, but it i ... |
18-6-2004 at 22:02
by: Cyrus |
Converting thermal energy into kinetic energy... DIRECTLY!
[quote][i]Originally posted by rogue chemist[/i]
One large beam on an entire side would probally no ... |
17-6-2004 at 21:22
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
[quote][i]Originally posted by Tacho[/i]
There is no way the sodium will deposit nicely in the stee ... |
16-6-2004 at 09:42
by: Cyrus |
unconventional sodium
[quote][i]Originally posted by Polverone[/i]
At one point xoo1246 posted a fascinating patent about ... |
15-6-2004 at 21:42
by: Cyrus |
Converting thermal energy into kinetic energy... DIRECTLY!
But essentially the researchers doing absolute zero got all of the atoms going one direction to stop ... |
15-6-2004 at 20:12
by: Cyrus |
Mad Science at the max, where do you draw the line?
I have to say, carcinogens/mutagens/randomevilthingstoyourbodygens scare me too. Man am I careful w ... |
15-6-2004 at 10:39
by: Cyrus |
Converting thermal energy into kinetic energy... DIRECTLY!
Hmm, I didn't think I was an exorcist.
Seriously, though, I was not trying to achieve per ... |
14-6-2004 at 21:36
by: Cyrus |
Converting thermal energy into kinetic energy... DIRECTLY!
But wouldn't one large laser beam spread over the whole crystal work-for one side?
Admittedl ... |
14-6-2004 at 16:19
by: Cyrus |
Converting thermal energy into kinetic energy... DIRECTLY!
We all know how at high temps, all the atoms in a substance bounce around a lot.
What if there wa ... |
14-6-2004 at 15:15
by: Cyrus |
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