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Solvents purification by drying then freezing them! [rquote=482050&tid=73728&author=DraconicAcid][rquote=481944&tid=73728&author=Geocach ...	2-5-2017 at 11:23 by: chornedsnorkack
Solvents purification by drying then freezing them! [rquote=481944&tid=73728&author=Geocachmaster] "I don't know how do azeotropes act when the ...	1-5-2017 at 08:18 by: chornedsnorkack
How to separate a bismuth - tin alloy? [rquote=481196&tid=73400&author=clearly_not_atara]It appears that a solution of copper sulfa ...	22-4-2017 at 09:50 by: chornedsnorkack
How to separate a bismuth - tin alloy? [rquote=480587&tid=73400&author=theAngryLittleBunny] Tin nitrate doesn't exist, in nitric a ...	13-4-2017 at 13:43 by: chornedsnorkack
Solubility musings [rquote=480059&tid=73207&author=Sulaiman]do gasses have solubility limits ? I thought gasse ...	6-4-2017 at 07:25 by: chornedsnorkack
Solubility musings [rquote=480046&tid=73207&author=Sulaiman] . as there are salts that are endothermic on solv ...	6-4-2017 at 00:14 by: chornedsnorkack
Solubility musings [rquote=479394&tid=73207&author=Sulaiman]some salts are 'insoluble, p.p.m. how does one m ...	5-4-2017 at 13:08 by: chornedsnorkack
Chloride of manganese [rquote=479569&tid=73219&author=LearnedAmateur] I'm sure I'll have better luck generating th ...	1-4-2017 at 03:08 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=478964&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater]citric acid should do the job by itself, sinc ...	27-3-2017 at 13:40 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate It would certainly be safe. Fairly dilute aqueous alcohol cannot be ignited by strong oxidants (beca ...	21-3-2017 at 02:00 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=478273&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater][rquote=478252&tid=72904&author=chorn ...	20-3-2017 at 10:56 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=478155&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater]Chromic anhydride and acetone. I don't quite ...	20-3-2017 at 03:31 by: chornedsnorkack
Manganese Heptoxide + Nitromethane = Nothing?! [rquote=477830&tid=72960&author=Tetra]Nor was my heptoxide to blame, it combusted or even de ...	16-3-2017 at 23:20 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=477766&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater][rquote=477748&tid=72904&author=chorn ...	15-3-2017 at 14:22 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=477703&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater] Back to my Cr(III) problem - what about rec ...	14-3-2017 at 23:32 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=477690&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater][rquote=477567&tid=72904&author=chorn ...	14-3-2017 at 13:35 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate [rquote=477519&tid=72904&author=The Mad Plater][rquote=477504&tid=72904&author=chorn ...	13-3-2017 at 03:34 by: chornedsnorkack
Wet chromium trioxide & troublesome sodium chromate Stoichiometric amount as what? The pKa of Cr(III) is quoted as around 4.	12-3-2017 at 13:28 by: chornedsnorkack
Water properties For more water properties see: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/water-thermal-properties-d_162.htm ...	8-3-2017 at 04:55 by: chornedsnorkack
Can I concentrate my 68% nitric acid in to 90%+? Azeotropic, 68 % nitric acid is near an eutectic at about 71 %.	28-2-2017 at 10:11 by: chornedsnorkack
Can I concentrate my 68% nitric acid in to 90%+? Just to remind: the pure compounds in the system are: HNO[sub]3[/sub] - boils at +83, freezes at -4 ...	26-2-2017 at 14:28 by: chornedsnorkack
Molten Europium It´s wholly likely that EuCO[sub]3[/sub] might be yellow. Yellow is the colour of various Eu(II) co ...	25-2-2017 at 02:51 by: chornedsnorkack
Molten Europium [rquote=475016&tid=71995&author=Brain&Force]Couple of notes: 1) Europium(III) oxide a ...	23-2-2017 at 05:48 by: chornedsnorkack
Can I concentrate my 68% nitric acid in to 90%+? What´s better to concentrate nitric acid: H[sub]2[/sub]SO[sub]4[/sub] or P[sub]2[/sub]O[sub]5[/sub] ...	22-2-2017 at 09:44 by: chornedsnorkack
Can I concentrate my 68% nitric acid in to 90%+? Can you end up with above 100 % nitric acid?	21-2-2017 at 22:14 by: chornedsnorkack
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