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Mad Science at the max, where do you draw the line?
Hmmm, you don't need special alloys to handle fluorine. Monel metal, nickel or just plain coppe ... |
14-6-2004 at 07:14
by: Theoretic |
Complex ions of copper
I have myself prepared Cu(NH3)4SO4.
I have added copper sulfate to a 25%solution of ammonia, a deep ... |
14-6-2004 at 07:01
by: Theoretic |
Homemade MgCl2 Does Not Melt
"Hydrated MgCl2 decomposes to magnesiumoxychloride and HCl upon heating:
2MgCl2 + H2O ---&g ... |
7-6-2004 at 07:22
by: Theoretic |
PTFE (Teflon) Sintering, coating, forming, and its decomposition.
PTFE decomposes to give a reportedly extremely toxic fluorocarbon among everything else (don't ... |
2-6-2004 at 10:24
by: Theoretic |
Preparation of elemental phosphorus
"My plans
On the Sunday I plannig to prepare P from H3PO4 + C = H20 + CO + P.
I have real ... |
31-5-2004 at 09:26
by: Theoretic |
Nitrogen trichloride NCl3 production
Nooo... no heat, no catalyst, you're dealing with NCl3! I take to it you don't fully know ... |
27-5-2004 at 11:44
by: Theoretic |
What should we do for anniversaries at MSDB?
I say we should try out something really out-of-line - i.e., a novel method of chemically preparing ... |
27-5-2004 at 05:24
by: Theoretic |
wodka-brewing
Man, you could at least DILUTE it!
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27-5-2004 at 05:15
by: Theoretic |
Zinc from Zinc Sulfate
Also, zinc may be electrolytically obtained by electrolysing zinc ammonium hydroxide - the zinc ion ... |
27-5-2004 at 05:12
by: Theoretic |
Tragic Glassware
Tourete syndrome? What's that? The Chemical Rage syndrome? 
The test tube eaten through by s ... |
27-5-2004 at 05:02
by: Theoretic |
Aluminum Shavings
When in contact with salt water, aluminium corrodes easiy, much more so a fine powder. I would sugge ... |
27-5-2004 at 04:48
by: Theoretic |
Wickless Alcohol Lamp?
Probably a very thin tube submerged below the level of alcohol, it rises by the capillary effect and ... |
27-5-2004 at 04:40
by: Theoretic |
oleum & SO3
You probably got Na2SO4, Na2SO5 isn't stable at high temperatures.
I think you probably produc ... |
27-5-2004 at 04:34
by: Theoretic |
TEPP Synthesis
I think you could use straight sodium pyrophosphate, isomer formation as in when making nitroalkanes ... |
27-5-2004 at 04:22
by: Theoretic |
Potassium ferrate
Yes, 2.20 V for the three electrons taken when iron goes down from +6 to +3 oxidation state in acid ... |
27-5-2004 at 03:39
by: Theoretic |
Ammmonium nitrate reactor
I was just thinking about the thermal decomposition of AN, which provokes a lot of controversy - i.e ... |
26-5-2004 at 11:27
by: Theoretic |
glycerol triazide
You wouldn't get a O-N3 bond, as a hydroxide group would be taken off the glycerine, a hydrogen ... |
26-5-2004 at 04:02
by: Theoretic |
Battery acid
Pics?
POST 'EM! |
26-5-2004 at 03:27
by: Theoretic |
Molten hydroxide as an oxidizing agent.
When molten nitrates decompose/are reduced to nitrites, the oxygen atom splits off as... just that, ... |
26-5-2004 at 02:24
by: Theoretic |
Potassium ferrate
"Apparently ferrates are stronger oxidisers than permanganates, so beware!"
True, they ox ... |
20-5-2004 at 06:32
by: Theoretic |
curious adventures with alcohol oxidation
What becomes of the copper nitrate?
CuNO3?
CuNO2?
Cu(NO2)2? |
19-5-2004 at 10:37
by: Theoretic |
Silicon (and Boron)
Aluminium-silicon alloys do make silane...
On the upside, you could melt your aluminium, add a li ... |
19-5-2004 at 03:42
by: Theoretic |
Organic Hypochlorites
A good way to prepare methyl hypochlorite would be to react methyl chloride with sodium hypochlorite ... |
8-5-2004 at 09:51
by: Theoretic |
Preparation of elemental phosphorus
Hmmm... I think that the phosphide ion is an intermidiate in the phosphorus preparation. The alumini ... |
4-5-2004 at 03:36
by: Theoretic |
Chlorine
When iron is fused with KNO3 (I think NaNO3 could also work) iron ferrate is formed like so:
2KNO ... |
1-5-2004 at 09:52
by: Theoretic |
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