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Thorpe's Dictionary of Applied Chemistry after 4th edition?
Nice cats!
The books are awesome too
I had one of the set at one point (3rd edition?), but I ... |
28-4-2008 at 15:43
by: The_Davster |
a Possible NEW Element!
Due to the sort of interferences ICPMS is known for I would not have a party for this element quite ... |
28-4-2008 at 13:09
by: The_Davster |
strontium aluminate
I do not know how well it could be incorporated in the way that you mention, as it would simply be a ... |
27-4-2008 at 12:18
by: The_Davster |
Thai Scientific Glassblower!
I have had tours of my university's scientific glassblowing shop, it is just amazing the stuff they ... |
27-4-2008 at 12:14
by: The_Davster |
cheap glass beware!
We have been through this in other threads, bomex is just fine for standard chemistry with mild heat ... |
26-4-2008 at 20:32
by: The_Davster |
TCCA 50 Kg, What to Do with It? Haven't got a Pool!
As a use for the cyanuric acid byproduct of whatever you use the TCCA for, do you have any uses for ... |
31-3-2008 at 19:04
by: The_Davster |
Mercury sources
[quote][i]Originally posted by Nick F[/i]
Check out www.elementsales.com. They have nice ampoules o ... |
31-3-2008 at 16:23
by: The_Davster |
Ap how much is to much?
Always with any explosive consider the worst possible scenario:
milligrams bloody fingers
grams re ... |
31-3-2008 at 04:59
by: The_Davster |
NaOCl
YT, you can use universal indicator strips if you boil a small aliquot in a testtube, as it will exp ... |
29-3-2008 at 07:34
by: The_Davster |
5-ATZ(5-Aminotetrazole), the nitrotetrazolate ion and friends
I do not know how much you have looked at the synthesis of furazans(https://sciencemadness.org/talk/ ... |
28-3-2008 at 19:09
by: The_Davster |
Exotic thermites & analogs
1g of 400 mesh is the same as 1g of 200 mesh. The only difference will be the burn rate, and volume ... |
26-3-2008 at 19:50
by: The_Davster |
cigarettes
Do you have a GCMS at home?
It seems like it would be one of those experiments that are very easy ... |
26-3-2008 at 16:20
by: The_Davster |
Californian chemophobia
From your link:
"at the next California Air Resources Board meeting, they’re proposing to reduce ... |
24-3-2008 at 19:05
by: The_Davster |
I Have Ethyl Acetate and KI
You also might consider marketing as antiradiation iodide. However I am not sure if that opens you ... |
24-3-2008 at 16:08
by: The_Davster |
Chlorine dioxide, production and ignition of this colorful gas
As always, very nice!
Even the solid chlorite works as a bleaching agent. I have observed a few gr ... |
24-3-2008 at 15:56
by: The_Davster |
Sulfur trioxide from sodium hydrogen sulfate
Most universities also have glassblowing shops, and for money may make you things. I have seen some ... |
24-3-2008 at 15:37
by: The_Davster |
TACC
Ok, the concentration issue is what did it. Your concentrated MgSO4 electrolyte means that the copp ... |
23-3-2008 at 12:49
by: The_Davster |
Sulfur trioxide from sodium hydrogen sulfate
[quote][i]Originally posted by woelen[/i]
I can obtain oleum, but I have to pay EUR 50 for half a ... |
23-3-2008 at 12:30
by: The_Davster |
Silver / Copper Nitride
Electrolysis would be best unless you have nitric acid.
Silver anode in a nitrate solution with g ... |
23-3-2008 at 00:02
by: The_Davster |
TACC
cathode
H2O+2e- -->2H2 +2OH-
anode
Cu-->Cu2+ +2e-
Cu2+ +2OH- --> Cu(OH)2
also Mg2+ + ... |
22-3-2008 at 23:44
by: The_Davster |
Californian chemophobia
While the comparison of gun and chemical freedoms is valid for US states, it does not explain other ... |
22-3-2008 at 23:30
by: The_Davster |
TACC
[quote][i]Originally posted by Zelot[/i]
I made the copper sulfate by electrolysis of magnesium sul ... |
22-3-2008 at 14:46
by: The_Davster |
etn
Recrystalization will increase crystal size, and larger crystals are more shock sensitive.
The pr ... |
22-3-2008 at 14:31
by: The_Davster |
Canada's legislation
Fucktards...
htt p://canadagazette.gc.ca/partII/2008/20080319/html/sor47-e.html
"The Toronto are ... |
20-3-2008 at 23:12
by: The_Davster |
Ammonium Paratungstate Yellow Complex??
I concur that it is either WO3 or a hydrate therof. I prepared W(OiPr)6, a blue solid, but when I p ... |
20-3-2008 at 16:52
by: The_Davster |
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