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How to remove ink and dyes Those are just some old (iron gall inks are hardly used anymore) general methods removing those stai ... |
11-4-2010 at 11:12 by: Formatik |
Chemicals Used for Illegal Purposes The book also starts out with the same misinformation on Astrolite that one finds in the kewl books. |
11-4-2010 at 11:09 by: Formatik |
The Preparatory Manual of Explosives! [rquote=175409&tid=13543&author=Mr. Wizard]There was a previous thread on highest flame temp ... |
11-4-2010 at 10:59 by: Formatik |
High-temperature flames. [rquote=175411&tid=13607&author=unionised]Does anyone else out there have any ideas about th ... |
11-4-2010 at 10:36 by: Formatik |
Chemicals Used for Illegal Purposes It looks like bananas have made it onto the precursor list. The supposedly psychoactive properties o ... |
10-4-2010 at 18:21 by: Formatik |
How to remove ink and dyes I haven't tried any of the following, they're from an old encyclopedia called Roempp's Chemie Lexiko ... |
10-4-2010 at 17:50 by: Formatik |
High-temperature flames. I don't think it will be more energetic, but more exothermic. An example is given in the chart above ... |
10-4-2010 at 16:45 by: Formatik |
Smoke Formulations ( book excerpt) I'm not convinced any of the even today used smoke dyes are actually safe. Some of them have questio ... |
9-4-2010 at 11:19 by: Formatik |
High-temperature flames. Liquid ozone explodes for no reason, so it has to be diluted with liquid air, N2, O2, etc. Even thos ... |
9-4-2010 at 11:11 by: Formatik |
Well, well [rquote=175260&tid=3416&author=The WiZard is In] Wow I am glad to see that someone has kept ... |
9-4-2010 at 10:46 by: Formatik |
making SCl2 From TCCA-Na2S,possible or not? [rquote=175187&tid=13578&author=halogenstruck] careful:Hazzard:[heating TCCA]maybe explosive ... |
8-4-2010 at 14:40 by: Formatik |
High-temperature flames. The below might be of interest. The file has been edited and some values added.
[Edited on 9-4-2010 ... |
8-4-2010 at 14:18 by: Formatik |
Ethyl Perchlorate No simple chlorate esters have ever been characterized or isolated. There are theoretical studies (e ... |
6-4-2010 at 20:05 by: Formatik |
Chemical Compatibility and Safe Storage Fire and explosion hazards have been better described on some incompatability references and literat ... |
5-4-2010 at 15:42 by: Formatik |
Toluene and KNO3 Wilbrand's synthesis of TNT (Ann. 128 [1863], 178) consisted of heating toluene with mixed fuming su ... |
5-4-2010 at 12:37 by: Formatik |
Ethyl Perchlorate Try not to quadruple post. All of those compounds are not organic esters, they're mainly salts of or ... |
5-4-2010 at 12:33 by: Formatik |
Ethyl Perchlorate There is Popular Mechanics articles from around 1928 calling it radium atomite. The Royal Engineers ... |
4-4-2010 at 10:12 by: Formatik |
Acetic anhydride preparation That patent was mentioned in the very beginning of this thread. It's also attached below. |
4-4-2010 at 00:23 by: Formatik |
Sodium dichloroisocyanurate + NaOH Have you done any qualitative tests on the gas? E.g. bubble it through clear Ca(OH)2 solution (CaCO3 ... |
3-4-2010 at 23:53 by: Formatik |
Ethyl Perchlorate Roscoe description of EtClO4 is also in Ann. 124, 124.
[quote]... in explosive violence, it is no ... |
3-4-2010 at 23:50 by: Formatik |
Making small amounts of liquid ammonia [rquote=174531&tid=13563&author=unionised]Re Formatik's post
"Be careful with dry ice and l ... |
28-3-2010 at 14:18 by: Formatik |
Primordial chemicals I thought there was something fishy about that determination. The boiling point and formula found fo ... |
27-3-2010 at 20:09 by: Formatik |
Garage Experiments With Trichloromethane. [rquote=172649&tid=9212&author=entropy51][b][u]Chloroform[/u][/b]
50 gm Ca(OCl)2 and 150 ... |
27-3-2010 at 19:48 by: Formatik |
Primordial chemicals Acetone forms by the dry distillation of citric acid (Robiquet, Berz. Jahresber. 18, 502 and Ann. 25 ... |
27-3-2010 at 19:40 by: Formatik |
Flash Powder If one has magnesium dust then even much milder oxidizers work for flashes. German patent 101528 des ... |
27-3-2010 at 17:15 by: Formatik |
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