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High-temperature flames.
Franklyn, could you translate that temperature into Rankine please?
Anyway, I'd still like to k ... |
18-4-2010 at 05:02
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Selling your product.
I think chloroform is a scheduled substance under the poisons act. I'd not want to be caught selling ... |
18-4-2010 at 04:55
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
That theoretical maximum is a weird flame temperature; it's how hot you have to get the mixture befo ... |
17-4-2010 at 11:14
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
I'd still like to know where the extra energy comes from.
Also, since it is never possible in pra ... |
17-4-2010 at 08:24
by: unionised |
armstrong's deadly brew K chlorate & red phosphorus
I agree with Polverone on this. The posts from The Wizzard may be odd, but they are interesting and ... |
15-4-2010 at 22:16
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
from
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/Hbase/thermo/adiab.html
"An adiabatic process is one i ... |
15-4-2010 at 13:05
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
"With rapidly occurring exothermic reactions the energy liberated can not dissipate,"
Now look up t ... |
15-4-2010 at 10:04
by: unionised |
If possible, need a quick and dirty test for lead
Is the bucket particularly heavy?
If not then it hasn't got that much lead or barium in it.
Also, ... |
15-4-2010 at 10:01
by: unionised |
Production of ultraviolet in 300-315 nm range?
[rquote=175633&tid=9734&author=AceMile][rquote=114002&tid=9734&author=Polverone]I'm ... |
14-4-2010 at 22:16
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
You still have not said where the extra energy comes from.
You just keep repeating the "mantra" tha ... |
14-4-2010 at 21:58
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
[rquote=175588&tid=13607&author=unionised]Why?
I keep asking where you think the energy com ... |
14-4-2010 at 10:41
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
Why?
I keep asking where you think the energy comes from to raise the temperature further and you k ... |
13-4-2010 at 13:03
by: unionised |
mercury thermometers
Have you tried the sort of store you would buy cooking equipment?
Sugar thermometers and oven the ... |
13-4-2010 at 11:10
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
[rquote=175527&tid=13607&author=Panache]i tend to side with hissingnoises' rational on this ... |
13-4-2010 at 11:03
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
There may be a bit of talking at crossed purposes here.
Initially in this thread the conditions we ... |
11-4-2010 at 12:32
by: unionised |
Vaccume distilling to dryness? buffer?
I have yet to throw out a flask because it was full of tarry stuff, but I have broken a fair few whi ... |
11-4-2010 at 10:28
by: unionised |
Vaccume distilling to dryness? buffer?
I bow to your superior knowledge of the distillation of banned substances and their analogues.
Ho ... |
11-4-2010 at 07:36
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
Does anyone else out there have any ideas about this? |
11-4-2010 at 07:32
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
"It seems safe to assume that the reaction taking place in a smaller timeframe will produce an appre ... |
11-4-2010 at 05:01
by: unionised |
Michelson Interferometer - do we need a beamsplitter?
A2S3 is relatively non toxic because it's very insoluble.
On heating in air it forms the oxide whic ... |
11-4-2010 at 02:01
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Vaccume distilling to dryness? buffer?
The use of "chaser" solvents is well documented
e.g.
http://www.erowid.org/archive/rhodium/chemis ... |
11-4-2010 at 01:41
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
Hissingnoise,
I don't see why the volume that the reactants occupy makes a difference to the energy ... |
11-4-2010 at 01:22
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
It's not a "fight" it's a request for scientific information.
Specifically, I want to know why star ... |
10-4-2010 at 11:51
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
No.
A stoichiometric mix of gaseous ozone and charcoal will release more heat (because it doesn't h ... |
10-4-2010 at 11:18
by: unionised |
High-temperature flames.
Indeed, and the energy difference is that required to separate the ozone molecules (held together by ... |
10-4-2010 at 08:18
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