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Electrolysis of aqueous NaCl for producing HCl acid
Most all stores that have any swimming pool supply will be selling Sodium Bisulfate, which acts like ... |
16-3-2009 at 14:41
by: kclo4 |
Cheap ebay scales
I use similiar cheap ones..I've had it break before but that was my fault, and I think they are fair ... |
15-3-2009 at 17:29
by: kclo4 |
Suitable Flux for Calcium Metal Fusion
I'd just like to have Ca for the heck of it haha
Why not just cork the test tube or something, an ... |
15-3-2009 at 16:50
by: kclo4 |
Far UV source for viewing TLC plates
Why can't a blacklight work?
I know its not really a powerful source of UV, but it has very little ... |
14-3-2009 at 23:56
by: kclo4 |
Ice bath cooled by Peltier devices
I know they are only 5-10% efficient and can produce ice. What is the lowest temperature reference y ... |
14-3-2009 at 21:59
by: kclo4 |
cinnamon oil vs. cinnamon aldehyde
There is a lot of stuff on the rhodium archive about its demethylation and all sorts of stuff like t ... |
14-3-2009 at 15:32
by: kclo4 |
cinnamon oil vs. cinnamon aldehyde
Well, at least eugenol still has uses. What concentration is eugenol found in cinnamon leaves? |
14-3-2009 at 14:18
by: kclo4 |
Suitable Flux for Calcium Metal Fusion
Isn't calcium chloride more dense then calcium? That might defeat the purpose. |
13-3-2009 at 20:29
by: kclo4 |
Dreams
Really? I didn't know that. Seems like it would do more bad then good. |
11-3-2009 at 17:26
by: kclo4 |
Dreams
Chemicals like Atropine, Scopolamine, BZ, and a few other muscarinic actylcholine antagonists would ... |
11-3-2009 at 16:47
by: kclo4 |
Cheap and simple stirrer?
Makes sense! thanks. |
10-3-2009 at 18:53
by: kclo4 |
Cheap and simple stirrer?
What do the turkey baisters do? |
10-3-2009 at 16:42
by: kclo4 |
What happened to benzene?
Isn't benzene's melting point 5.5 °C, 279 K, 42 °F? It is according to Wikipedia anyways. Do you h ... |
10-3-2009 at 14:16
by: kclo4 |
The short questions thread (1)
[quote][i]Originally posted by Ebao-lu[/i]
2 KClO4: boric acid can help to convert acid to amide. I ... |
10-3-2009 at 14:11
by: kclo4 |
The short questions thread (1)
[quote][i]Originally posted by barbs09[/i]
Hi, This will probably be an easy one for some one.. F ... |
10-3-2009 at 14:00
by: kclo4 |
Cheap and simple stirrer?
At least it would be useful to get the magnesium to react in a grignard reagent.  |
10-3-2009 at 13:56
by: kclo4 |
The short questions thread (1)
just boil it away. I don't think it would be able to react with hardly any CO2 when the water vapor ... |
9-3-2009 at 18:54
by: kclo4 |
Bismuth from its Subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol®)
If you over base, you can precipitate a carbonate, or a hydroxide.
This might be a way to go about ... |
9-3-2009 at 15:51
by: kclo4 |
The short questions thread (1)
In order to aid in filtering the calcium carbonate formed you can reflux it to encourage the particl ... |
9-3-2009 at 14:55
by: kclo4 |
Boroglycerin, an obsolete boric acid ester
I looked, doesn't look like it has many uses besides being an antiseptic heh I guess just keep it un ... |
9-3-2009 at 14:46
by: kclo4 |
Cheap and simple stirrer?
Hmm what is an ultrasonic buzzer? I googled but I don't see anything that looks like it can stir. |
9-3-2009 at 14:42
by: kclo4 |
Bismuth from its Subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol®)
I see. Well I'd guess the white stuff is aluminium hydroxide or something like that.
Hmm might it ... |
8-3-2009 at 18:01
by: kclo4 |
Bismuth from its Subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol®)
Make sure there isn't a significant excess of HCl otherwise it might take a while for the Al to star ... |
8-3-2009 at 17:10
by: kclo4 |
Bismuth from its Subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol®)
Why couldn't you just dissolve the subsalicylate in HCl and then perform electrolysis on that? I don ... |
8-3-2009 at 16:07
by: kclo4 |
L-Lysine Hydrochloride to Cadaverine (Stinky)
When it starts to get cold for winter, all the flies seem to migrate inside. This could be used in a ... |
8-3-2009 at 16:05
by: kclo4 |
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