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TLC solvent system for Tea and Coffee?
Lighter fluid/light naphtha is a mix of pentane and hexane but it could also contain some heptane an ...
29-10-2017 at 06:02
by: LearnedAmateur
Lithium Storage problem
As a future tip, store alkali metals under white spirit (or something with a chain length of 10-20 c ...
29-10-2017 at 05:01
by: LearnedAmateur
CDIC and the most incredible lachrymator ever
I've been suspecting chloramines as the lachrymatory agents, not just NH2Cl but those of the amide h ...
28-10-2017 at 04:41
by: LearnedAmateur
CDIC and the most incredible lachrymator ever
There's also mention of a powerful lachrymator being produced during a very similar procedure in thi ...
28-10-2017 at 03:38
by: LearnedAmateur
Advice for a 15 year old interested in amateur chemistry?
VSEPR_VOID: A great list for beginner chemists, but I have a problem with a few suggestions.

Ammo ...
28-10-2017 at 01:25
by: LearnedAmateur
Explosions in movies
The clouds behaved a lot like the display smoke given off by one of the aircraft actually which I be ...
27-10-2017 at 00:26
by: LearnedAmateur
Explosions in movies
Watching the video I captured, there is a bright flash and a small pop accompanying each one, both b ...
26-10-2017 at 18:25
by: LearnedAmateur
Explosions in movies
Yeah, I was thinking heavy particulates because they did hang around for a couple of minutes after d ...
26-10-2017 at 04:50
by: LearnedAmateur
Explosions in movies
Not strictly related, but last air show at Duxford here in the UK had a pyrotechnics display for the ...
26-10-2017 at 02:59
by: LearnedAmateur
Is it possible to perform electrolytic organic reductions without using any toxic metals as electrodes?
You've got a good point, there's always the possibility when working with lead. Sorry I couldn't hel ...
26-10-2017 at 01:04
by: LearnedAmateur
Tejo (national sport of Colombia) legal in the UK or not??
Snaps are perfectly legal and very cheap - couldn't you just empty a few of them and make the target ...
25-10-2017 at 11:43
by: LearnedAmateur
Is it possible to perform electrolytic organic reductions without using any toxic metals as electrodes?
The thing about lead is that the metal isn't actually that dangerous because the body can't absorb i ...
25-10-2017 at 05:41
by: LearnedAmateur
Chemistry anylizer? -Siemens Dimension RxL Max
I gathered that it's some sort of medical diagnosis machine, I believe it could be an analyser for t ...
25-10-2017 at 02:40
by: LearnedAmateur
Choline chloride from choline hydroxide?
Have you tested the product with dilute aqueous silver nitrate? That should show you whether the neu ...
24-10-2017 at 00:58
by: LearnedAmateur
Why is infrared light a heating light?
All electromagnetic radiation heats matter up, how efficiently is to do with how well the material a ...
21-10-2017 at 20:50
by: LearnedAmateur
A most sobering situation
Benzenediazonium chloride reacts with aniline to form Aniline Yellow, which is what I'd presume you ...
21-10-2017 at 11:23
by: LearnedAmateur
Ancient bottle of picric acid
From Wikipedia:
"Picric acid was the first high explosive nitrated organic compound widely consider ...
20-10-2017 at 12:24
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
I was under the assumption that for electromagnetic interactions, F=k*Qq/r^2 where k is the reciproc ...
20-10-2017 at 04:36
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
[rquote=495027&tid=77592&author=Melgar]
General relativity covers scenarios at more ordinar ...
19-10-2017 at 14:07
by: LearnedAmateur
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations
Nitrogen triiodide has to be one of my favourite demonstrations. A tiny amount of solid that can det ...
19-10-2017 at 09:16
by: LearnedAmateur
What is the product of the following equations
Here are some of the temperatures required for the ethanol and sulphuric acid reactions:
<140C = ...
19-10-2017 at 08:49
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
Can anyone offer any reasonable explanations as to why light is influenced by gravity despite being ...
18-10-2017 at 03:34
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
Momentum is more of a vector concept here, not so much the transformation of mass-energy. When a hyp ...
18-10-2017 at 00:44
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
[rquote=494876&tid=77592&author=SWIM]
Actually, I've got one. If it's the charge that matte ...
17-10-2017 at 12:09
by: LearnedAmateur
Antimatter question
Energy is released as gamma radiation, two photons travelling in opposing directions to satisfy the ...
17-10-2017 at 03:27
by: LearnedAmateur
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