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Best and worst smelling chemicals?
Ethyl acetate for the best.
Bromine for the worst one, although I have not smelled it. |
21-12-2012 at 04:35
by: Eddygp |
Thermite with Aluminium Oxide?
What would you reduce it with? Iron oxide is already oxidized so it can't reduce aluminium oxide. It ... |
21-12-2012 at 04:33
by: Eddygp |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Shouldn't this topic be sticky or pinned? |
21-12-2012 at 03:42
by: Eddygp |
Copper salts, a cautionary tale.
[rquote=269268&tid=22768&author=unionised]I'm sure I have read of agricultural workers spray ... |
20-12-2012 at 13:14
by: Eddygp |
Copper salts, a cautionary tale.
Nickel allergy is very common, notably among brass wind musicians (nickel on mouthpiece under a laye ... |
19-12-2012 at 14:04
by: Eddygp |
Bromoskin
[rquote=268931&tid=22746&author=kristofvagyok]Gloves often don't help and sometimes even cau ... |
18-12-2012 at 13:58
by: Eddygp |
Upkeeping a legitimate home workspace
Hexavalent, you are very lucky. |
17-12-2012 at 13:36
by: Eddygp |
Tired of reporting spam
I have lately reported loads of spam and cook topics. Some are hilarious, such as 5807-81-8 2-Diphen ... |
16-12-2012 at 12:51
by: Eddygp |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Shouldn't this topic be sticky/pinned? |
15-12-2012 at 14:02
by: Eddygp |
Best and worst smelling chemicals?
[rquote=258849&tid=1216&author=IPN]Having worked a lot with triethylamine (sonogashiras in n ... |
15-12-2012 at 04:26
by: Eddygp |
Check my reaction
How... how... uhh... awkward. |
11-12-2012 at 14:32
by: Eddygp |
Agar substitutes
I have made a spore print of an Inocybe species |
9-12-2012 at 12:52
by: Eddygp |
Sorry for the downtime
[rquote=259873&tid=21502&author=DerAlte]Only when we are deprived of our daily visit do we r ... |
1-12-2012 at 05:52
by: Eddygp |
Bad days in the lab or with glassware?
A hot test tube dropped in a cold water bath... CRACK! thought it was Pyrex. |
28-11-2012 at 09:04
by: Eddygp |
Preparing elemental fluorine in your home lab ?
Just take enough precautions. |
26-11-2012 at 14:08
by: Eddygp |
Agar substitutes
Hmm I haven't tried those. |
26-11-2012 at 10:55
by: Eddygp |
The Periodic Table
Would it be possible to have a single atom to be as large as a pea, wit a half life of some days, th ... |
25-11-2012 at 09:24
by: Eddygp |
Catalyst needed
So isn't this possible then? |
24-11-2012 at 05:04
by: Eddygp |
cleaning glass microfluidic channels
Yeah, careful, be sure it won't damage the object... Pressure would probably crack it. |
23-11-2012 at 13:55
by: Eddygp |
Agar substitutes
Actually, I did. But not exactly what I was intending to do... -.-
In a nutshell...
I tested many ... |
23-11-2012 at 13:19
by: Eddygp |
cleaning glass microfluidic channels
yep. A good mixture I sometimes use is 40% sulfuric acid, 40% HCl and 20% H2O2 |
23-11-2012 at 13:09
by: Eddygp |
Catalyst needed
Hmmm... I think I can't get any of those at the moment  |
19-11-2012 at 09:07
by: Eddygp |
Awkward reaction
Lol |
19-11-2012 at 09:06
by: Eddygp |
Whimsy?
Sorry. |
18-11-2012 at 14:59
by: Eddygp |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Is it all Fe2O3 except that black part, top left part of the picture? |
18-11-2012 at 14:53
by: Eddygp |
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