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Nitric acid from ammonium nitrate?
Give or take the inabillity to balance equations, the method using Ca(OH)2 then H2SO4 would work fin ...
18-4-2005 at 12:34
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Mercaptans from CS2, alcohol + alkali
"As far as I am aware of (and looking at references besides), there is no note of carbon disulf ...
16-4-2005 at 01:54
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Purification of silver nitrate
A straightforward recrystalisation from water should work. Water/alcohol would be easier to work wit ...
12-4-2005 at 10:59
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SECURE YOUR GAS MASK!!
Is it just me who's wondering if this is a good topic for discussion.
Let's face it, a b ...
12-4-2005 at 10:14
by: unionised
Is chemical education being cramped by current safety regulations?
FBI said
"You children need to study these articles carefully. Read it and weep!
"

I ...
12-4-2005 at 09:39
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Is chemical education being cramped by current safety regulations?
I live across the pond, so my outlook might be a bit different.
Here
http://www.hmso.gov.uk/acts/ ...
10-4-2005 at 04:01
by: unionised
The future, and oil
Your politicians might be that ill advised. Over here in the UK they reprocess the stuff.
http://ww ...
25-3-2005 at 08:41
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Why Double Iron Salts?
Ferrous ammonium sulphate is used as a secondary standard for redox titrations. It is better than fe ...
22-3-2005 at 14:22
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how to remove the Br atom?
If anyone can think of a suitable way of protecting the acid then conversion to the Grignard then ad ...
22-3-2005 at 14:09
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dry HBr?
IIRC the 48% is the azeotrope with water. Azeotrope compositions vary with pressure so vacuum distil ...
22-3-2005 at 13:55
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Malic Acid (Apple Acid)
I wonder if it's worth fermenting it and distilling to get rid of the sugars as alcohol.
Calci ...
21-3-2005 at 14:43
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distillation practice
Just remember that, while water is a good material to practice on, it's still a big problem if ...
20-3-2005 at 08:23
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Removing stainless steel lining from copper cookware
"(btw, quince, Cu doesnt have a better tc. than Al. Al is almost 2x better) This might be the r ...
20-3-2005 at 08:17
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Removing stainless steel lining from copper cookware
" Is there any oily substance that will resist HCL "
Most oils would do. Given that this ...
17-3-2005 at 14:15
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Nicotine Extraction and purification
Well, it's not an alkaloid, it's not really basic, but it is quite polar, its the phenolic ...
16-3-2005 at 14:28
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Carbon Monoxide
Producer gas is not the same as water gas. One is derived from coke and steam, the other from coke a ...
16-3-2005 at 14:16
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Accidental reaction... what have I made?
Are you sure there was any real chemistry involved?
The solvation energy of ZnCl2 and/ or HCl by me ...
16-3-2005 at 13:54
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Removing stainless steel lining from copper cookware
Last time I checked copper was a noble metal and iron, chromium and nickel were not. In principle an ...
16-3-2005 at 13:43
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Reflux
Most flexible vinyl tubing has a lot of plasticiser in it. This will leach out into your reaction mi ...
13-3-2005 at 03:00
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Reflux
In chemistry and medicine the word means "to flow back".
It's very popular on organi ...
10-3-2005 at 13:57
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Mn3O4 (manganeese oxide)
It's black.
It has a density of 4.856 g/cc.
It's also known as hausmannite
It's t ...
10-3-2005 at 13:50
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platinum catalyst
Pd or Pt?
10-3-2005 at 13:45
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Experiments with liquid Nitrogen...
Here's a tale about what NOT to do with it.
http://pharyngula.org/index/weblog/comments/aaiiee ...
6-3-2005 at 07:54
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Nicotine Extraction and purification
Have you thought about freezing the water out of an extract?
5-3-2005 at 08:49
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Scientific Method
"... and suddenly, all the Geologists, Anthropologists, Paleontologists, Meteorologists, Theore ...
5-3-2005 at 08:03
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