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Ferric chloride
Got a 4M ferric chloride solution, hardly needed any H2O2 (about 20mLs of 6%)which I added only to ... |
22-4-2014 at 08:58
by: CHRIS25 |
extract antimony from HCl
In the process of making Tin (2) Chloride and know that for every 100g of pewter I will have 8 grams ... |
22-4-2014 at 06:46
by: CHRIS25 |
Ferric chloride
I appreciate your replies, thankyou. I did not think that hydrolysis was reversible with Ferric hyd ... |
21-4-2014 at 13:36
by: CHRIS25 |
Ferric chloride
yep ok, thanks I understand this. And no, no contamination. The beaker has been boiled down success ... |
21-4-2014 at 13:06
by: CHRIS25 |
Ferric chloride
I am really not sure what to do here because I am a concerned about getting Fe(OH)Cl in the mix and ... |
21-4-2014 at 12:11
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
It seems so, pickling myself in a solution of stoichiometric acid!
One Last question, I understoo ... |
21-4-2014 at 05:39
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
I understand that taking whatever amount from the solution does not change Molarity but you withdraw ... |
21-4-2014 at 05:08
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
This all began because of a comment I read in the eventual production of magnetite (Fe3O4). Quote: ... |
21-4-2014 at 01:30
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
I do not understand why the following data is necessary? I presumed that, within the context of thi ... |
20-4-2014 at 22:56
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
Well thanks for responding though, it was elemental Iron filings in HCl. And the reaction is complet ... |
20-4-2014 at 12:06
by: CHRIS25 |
Is this stoichiometry correct please
I would like to make sure that I am understanding things absolutely correctly. Thankyou.
To determ ... |
20-4-2014 at 08:43
by: CHRIS25 |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
Clearly a lot more research and a steep learning curve for me, moreso than the alkali hydrolysis I j ... |
19-4-2014 at 04:50
by: CHRIS25 |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
Actually i was thinking of something a lot simpler such as Johnsons baby oil. Seriously, you have g ... |
19-4-2014 at 02:19
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Thankyou |
17-4-2014 at 13:05
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Yes ok I understand. Unfortunately I posted a new thread regarding this paraffin problem I have. I ... |
17-4-2014 at 12:34
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Hopefully last question then not to bother you again. I read from wikpedia that oleic is an oily l ... |
17-4-2014 at 11:31
by: CHRIS25 |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
Kerosene and Paraffin are most definitely not the same thing for many reasons, see http://www.cruise ... |
17-4-2014 at 06:40
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Thanks for responding so quickly. I went away for two hours and left the mass at room temperature. ... |
17-4-2014 at 05:42
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
After 24 hours the off-white crude oleic acid had simply begun to turn into the same viscosity as a ... |
17-4-2014 at 02:24
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
[rquote=327922&tid=29959&author=deltaH]Always a pleasure [b]CHRIS[/b] and yes m.p is an abre ... |
16-4-2014 at 08:20
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
well thanks nicola, and I did not know about having to melt it first. though I was aware of the met ... |
16-4-2014 at 08:07
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Hallo, Firstly it melted within 25 seconds of entering luke warm water (in a beaker of course). The ... |
16-4-2014 at 07:42
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
Finally!
Total amount soap made from 300g Olive oil = 419.2g
30.9g soap needed 200mLs de-ionized w ... |
16-4-2014 at 05:04
by: CHRIS25 |
Olive oil and KOH
I am doing quite a lot of investigation into fatty acids, it's proving to be an unexpected area of i ... |
15-4-2014 at 06:01
by: CHRIS25 |
Chemistery experiment on fruits
[rquote=327606&tid=30087&author=MrHomeScientist]While this would certainly make an interesti ... |
14-4-2014 at 07:40
by: CHRIS25 |
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