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Sodium Synthesis
"Anyhow just electrolyze the solution and collect the metal as it forms"
Sorry the_alch ... |
4-10-2003 at 04:30
by: a_bab |
Cost cutting through mad science
"You could make your own chemiluminescent materials, cutting costs on glow-sticks"
Yes, ... |
18-9-2003 at 04:01
by: a_bab |
Chloroacetone by Electrolysis
Dear Samosa, it's very simple. Electricity is a flux of electrons, right ? Electrons which trav ... |
15-9-2003 at 23:19
by: a_bab |
Chloroacetone by Electrolysis
Well, firstly, the idea is to get chlorine, and with NaCl electrolysis you'll get theoreticaly. ... |
14-9-2003 at 23:32
by: a_bab |
You the User!
So if you won't upload anything, what was the point of your post ? |
1-9-2003 at 02:26
by: a_bab |
scanned GLITTER, the Chemistry...
Book sent |
27-8-2003 at 01:02
by: a_bab |
scanned GLITTER, the Chemistry...
That is due to the crappy (free) service of Brinkster. I had to remove the file as the downloads gen ... |
26-8-2003 at 14:47
by: a_bab |
Al + HNO3
Yeah, carborundum or silicon carbide. Extremly hard, hard to fuse, innert to the most agressive chem ... |
25-8-2003 at 13:54
by: a_bab |
Al + HNO3
Yes Vulture, you are right. But having he's level of knowledge, I tried to be as simple as poss ... |
25-8-2003 at 11:28
by: a_bab |
Al + HNO3
Well gritty_cryst, that's a MUCH better question than the whole topic, so I'll reply.
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25-8-2003 at 07:45
by: a_bab |
what did i get ???
oki, I'm calmed down now. |
3-8-2003 at 12:44
by: a_bab |
what did i get ???
Well, see how my mood is ? I'll try not to be too rude, but learn some chemistry for god sake. ... |
3-8-2003 at 10:50
by: a_bab |
what did i get ???
It depends what kind of electrodes you used. If you used iron, the green stuff is Fe sulphate which ... |
2-8-2003 at 11:20
by: a_bab |
How do I make Chloroform
Quote:
(chloroform) It is used on patients in a hospital
end of quote
Well, it WAS used before. ... |
29-7-2003 at 00:15
by: a_bab |
Microwave related
Quite an interesting aplication of the microwave owens is the metals melting . Yes, it's possib ... |
24-7-2003 at 02:58
by: a_bab |
elements collection
Since the cessium chloride or other compounds are MUCH cheaper than the pure metal, I'd say tha ... |
26-6-2003 at 08:52
by: a_bab |
Gas Mask for Chlorine Gas
It depends. It's a lung toxine, and it works by malking the lung mucous membranes more penetrab ... |
26-6-2003 at 03:54
by: a_bab |
scanned GLITTER, the Chemistry...
Yes, I am terrible sorry. It's a zipped pdf. I first upped the pdf renamed as mdb, but afterwa ... |
25-6-2003 at 23:29
by: a_bab |
elements collection
Nick F, need lots of cesium uh? I bet that you want to try the reaction with water. |
25-6-2003 at 14:00
by: a_bab |
scanned GLITTER, the Chemistry...
Title: GLITTER, the Chemistry & Techniques, by Lloyd Scott Oglesby
First of all: the book is ... |
25-6-2003 at 12:27
by: a_bab |
elements collection
sirius_cm, do you have the printed "Uncle Tungsten" book ? If so, a scan could bring you l ... |
21-6-2003 at 16:12
by: a_bab |
Deflagration of Nitrocellulose
Ramiel, do you use some magic script in order to get rid of the annoying pop up menu from geocities ... |
21-6-2003 at 16:09
by: a_bab |
elements collection
I am doing it right now, at least in the collecting stage. Some future plans are isolating the boron ... |
19-6-2003 at 14:41
by: a_bab |
AP
Dear Ramiel, don't want to be rude but Se is not that expensive. I have no idea where did you f ... |
14-6-2003 at 00:16
by: a_bab |
Chemical Handling....
There's a difference between mecuric salts (and other toxic chems) and NaOH. If you ingest let& ... |
7-6-2003 at 02:37
by: a_bab |
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