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NH4NO3->nitric acid + ammonia
"...because of the N-O-N bond, which has very little difference in electronegativity..."
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26-6-2003 at 06:52
by: Theoretic |
Calcium chlorate
I heard that calcium chlorate is used to give a pink colour in fireworks (not orange!). Does anybody ... |
25-6-2003 at 07:28
by: Theoretic |
Urea explorations
I think that, apart from reactions of urea with ammonium and transition-metal salts, this reaction w ... |
25-6-2003 at 06:58
by: Theoretic |
AN-»nitric acid + ammonia
"It's not really an ionic salt."
What do you mean?
What, apart fr ... |
25-6-2003 at 03:55
by: Theoretic |
NH4NO3->nitric acid + ammonia
I think molten AN could be electrolysed to give a mixture of nitrogen oxides and oxygen at the posit ... |
24-6-2003 at 08:09
by: Theoretic |
O3
I think electrolysis of HClO4 yields 30% ozone together with O2 . |
24-6-2003 at 07:55
by: Theoretic |
ICE-Advantages of N2O over O2
Quote:
"I'm assuming that N2O has some practical advatage of O2, otherwise smart people w ... |
24-6-2003 at 07:45
by: Theoretic |
Al powder
If you need Al powder for thermite mixtures or burning, you could just file it from a Coke can (and ... |
24-6-2003 at 07:42
by: Theoretic |
Sodium by chemical methods
I heard that charcoal would reduce soda on strong heating to give CO and Na, which are both volatile ... |
24-6-2003 at 07:29
by: Theoretic |
HNO3
I heard that a mixture of N2, O2 and Cl2 forms NOCl (nitrosyl chloride) on heating to 400C. You coul ... |
24-6-2003 at 07:18
by: Theoretic |
Sodium
I think a graphite electrode would be resistant to chlorine, as it's hard to get chlorine to at ... |
24-6-2003 at 00:30
by: Theoretic |
Another use of CuO
You could use CuO for thermite mixtures, as well as CuCl2 and CuSO4.
You can get CuO by electrooxid ... |
18-6-2003 at 07:29
by: Theoretic |
Sodium!
Everyone, do yourself a favour and make do without NaOH. How? Well, just take salt with a bit of sod ... |
18-6-2003 at 07:23
by: Theoretic |
Iron oxide by electrolysis
Just a tip: iron oxide that you get from electrolytical oxidation has magnetic properties, while rus ... |
18-6-2003 at 06:52
by: Theoretic |
AN detonation
So... you can take a small, 2.5V (or something like that) electric bulb, carefully break the glass a ... |
18-6-2003 at 06:43
by: Theoretic |
Making cyanides
You can make cyanides just by mixing an alkali or an alkali-eart carbonate, carbon and heating that ... |
18-6-2003 at 04:07
by: Theoretic |
Concentrating H2O2
Just put your H2O2 in a dish overnight. The water will evaporate, but not the H2O2. You can reach 65 ... |
18-6-2003 at 04:04
by: Theoretic |
Lot ado with AN (continued).
Melt some AN, but control the temperature, soit doesn't decompose. Then take some copper wire o ... |
17-6-2003 at 07:25
by: Theoretic |
Power source
You can use a phone recharger. 6V of DC
with a few hundred milliamps - good enough for any electrol ... |
17-6-2003 at 07:15
by: Theoretic |
Lot ado with AN
You can detonate AN with any pyrotechnic mixture in a confined space. Even with a thermite. Heat det ... |
17-6-2003 at 07:10
by: Theoretic |
