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Anything interesting to do with Lactic Acid?
Naturopaths are notoriously hard to digest.
Or, at least, hard to stomach.
21-8-2021 at 10:33
by: unionised
Help me identify this compound
What happens if you heat it?
21-8-2021 at 10:19
by: unionised
sulfur charring?
It would be fairly easy to distil some sulphur and then see if the distillate went black on heating.
20-8-2021 at 04:31
by: unionised
sulfur charring?
It's not especially complicated; hot molten sulphur is black.
This fact is well documented.

e.g. ...
19-8-2021 at 09:46
by: unionised
Anything interesting to do with Lactic Acid?
A while ago I was wondering how to stick perlite together to make a refractory.
I figured that sodi ...
18-8-2021 at 10:26
by: unionised
Chromatography Silica 60Å, 15-40µm
[rquote=664191&tid=157812&author=Mateo_swe]
Any powder with around the same particle size ( ...
18-8-2021 at 09:49
by: unionised
Can Azeotropes Be Separated/Broken By Fractional Freezing?
"Can Azeotropes Be Separated/Broken By Fractional Freezing?"
Usually.
You would be unlucky if the ...
16-8-2021 at 23:54
by: unionised
How hard it is to crack silicon?
[rquote=664058&tid=157817&author=Amos]... you might also see if it responds to heating from ...
14-8-2021 at 10:39
by: unionised
Chromatography Silica 60Å, 15-40µm
[rquote=664036&tid=157812&author=S.C. Wack]

There must be a reason "crystalline" silica i ...
14-8-2021 at 06:56
by: unionised
Pyrolyzing plastic waste: useful ?
[rquote=663789&tid=157793&author=Belowzero][quote]
The elephant in the room is capitalism a ...
14-8-2021 at 06:29
by: unionised
Anything interesting to do with Lactic Acid?
Kettle descaling.
9-8-2021 at 23:44
by: unionised
Sodium Bisulphate Solution vs Conc. Sulphuric Acid
With concentrated acid, one is about a million million times more acidic than the other.
Adding 5% ...
9-8-2021 at 12:02
by: unionised
Are nuclear reactions reversible?
[rquote=663775&tid=157790&author=Keras]Protons cannot be converted into anything else –
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8-8-2021 at 23:54
by: unionised
Are nuclear reactions reversible?
[rquote=663763&tid=157790&author=DraconicAcid]The rate of a nuclear reaction is not affected ...
8-8-2021 at 23:52
by: unionised
What kind of gas mask should I buy for chlorine/SCl2
[rquote=657515&tid=157255&author=draculic acid69][rquote=657501&tid=157255&author=j_ ...
8-8-2021 at 12:40
by: unionised
Ethylenediamine query
[rquote=663712&tid=157788&author=Bedlasky]Melting point isn't the same as freezing point. Fo ...
8-8-2021 at 04:05
by: unionised
Quantitative analysis of aldehydes
It's 15 or 20 years since I did this but as I recall, the "fade in" from clear to blue took about 2 ...
7-8-2021 at 06:19
by: unionised
Quantitative analysis of aldehydes
In my experience the sulphite/ thymolphthalein titration sucked badly. Phenolphthalein was even wor ...
7-8-2021 at 03:25
by: unionised
Technical sodium molybdate
What equipment do you have?
Do you have a good balance?
It might be possible to precipitate someth ...
6-8-2021 at 11:31
by: unionised
Quantitative analysis of aldehydes
Or reaction with DNPH.
If three's lots of aldehyde, you can weigh the derivative.
If there are onl ...
6-8-2021 at 04:32
by: unionised
cleaning up radium containing sample somewhat
If I get off my backside and get round to it, I should be able to make use of one of these sorts of ...
6-8-2021 at 01:43
by: unionised
cleaning up radium containing sample somewhat
I almost agree with the plutonium bunny- carboinate is good but...
A fusion with sodium carbonate w ...
4-8-2021 at 13:48
by: unionised
Ancient chemistry
[rquote=663478&tid=157769&author=karlos³]The maillard reaction for the preparation of food ...
2-8-2021 at 09:59
by: unionised
How to chemically digest meat into AAs?
[rquote=663510&tid=157771&author=karlos³][rquote=663503&tid=157771&author=VeritasC& ...
2-8-2021 at 09:50
by: unionised
How to chemically digest meat into AAs?
For most of the amino acids, boiling the protein with 20% HCl under reflux will do the job.

Separ ...
2-8-2021 at 02:44
by: unionised
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