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Any interest in lab stands? Well I can understand wanting a threaded pole certainly, it's just if you wanted to make it another ...	3-3-2018 at 18:56 by: Morgan
Any interest in lab stands? [rquote=509136&tid=80805&author=DavidJR][rquote=509060&tid=80805&author=Morgan]Inste ...	2-3-2018 at 14:13 by: Morgan
Any interest in lab stands? Instead of a threaded rod and tapping a hole for a variation maybe heat the base and chill an alumin ...	1-3-2018 at 17:15 by: Morgan
Combustion of Propylene glycol - what is the product? I wonder if the other substances in E-cig concoctions could in any way react with the glycol when he ...	1-3-2018 at 07:06 by: Morgan
Electrochemical color passivation of stainless steel Ah yes, I see the liquid level. Seems so obvious now. I like those mild steel doodads you made for t ...	28-2-2018 at 17:20 by: Morgan
Electrochemical color passivation of stainless steel I think the smoother the surface the better the colors, at least it was for some titanium tubing tha ...	28-2-2018 at 15:14 by: Morgan
Any interest in lab stands? Maybe another route use a larger diameter aluminum plate that would be stable due to its width and y ...	28-2-2018 at 09:29 by: Morgan
Any interest in lab stands? I've bought a few relatively heavy base plates from thrift stores that were kind of nifty but haven' ...	28-2-2018 at 07:22 by: Morgan
Any interest in lab stands? That seems like an admirable craft making a lab stand, deciding on a good design and bringing it to ...	27-2-2018 at 17:13 by: Morgan
Making white lead the old way Asides and tidbits ... Titanium, zinc, or lead: Choosing the perfect white pigment https://born2in ...	27-2-2018 at 07:27 by: Morgan
Making white lead the old way Just sort of interesting and sad for those that did it. The Worst Jobs in History: Rural (Rural His ...	26-2-2018 at 17:51 by: Morgan
Magnetic Carbon? Another biochar tidbit http://www.biochar-international.org/node/3833	21-2-2018 at 19:08 by: Morgan
Magnetic Carbon? Could zinc chloride at 500c have leached iron or nickel from a vessel if a metal container was used? ...	21-2-2018 at 15:54 by: Morgan
Nitrogen vs Helium Burning Velocities Maybe a balloon filled with methane and air and then another filled with an equivalent of methane, o ...	14-2-2018 at 10:02 by: Morgan
Nitrogen vs Helium Burning Velocities Just a tidbit that may be of interest or food for thought in this Norwegian thesis on pressure pilin ...	14-2-2018 at 09:01 by: Morgan
Anyone working with Vycor or quartz glasses? Are you going to use tubing or some other shape like a test tube or something else?	11-2-2018 at 13:35 by: Morgan
Process to practically condense large amount of atmospheric water or dew Tidbits http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/260/ http://www.theweatherprediction.com/hab ...	2-2-2018 at 21:30 by: Morgan
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations [rquote=505465&tid=28848&author=j_sum1][rquote=505451&tid=28848&author=Morgan]Bird d ...	31-1-2018 at 15:16 by: Morgan
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations Bird defeats Einstein The Engineering of the Drinking Bird https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCKC-Q ...	31-1-2018 at 09:18 by: Morgan
Short question / quick answer - Thread Any suggestions of where to buy a filtered high voltage DC power supply something around 20-30,000 v ...	28-1-2018 at 19:06 by: Morgan
Homemade and Repurposed Lab Gear You can get several different diameters from one of these telescopic golf ball retrievers. Or those ...	26-1-2018 at 20:11 by: Morgan
Homemade and Repurposed Lab Gear I was looking at some various small diameter tubing on eBay and it's kind of expensive for just a si ...	26-1-2018 at 10:57 by: Morgan
Prince Rupert's primary? Maybe I missed the discussion somewhere but the fracture speed "1600 meters per second… or 3579.1 ...	19-1-2018 at 07:40 by: Morgan
Prince Rupert's primary? Not all that exciting but it seems possible to "snap" a super saturated solution of sodium acetate i ...	17-1-2018 at 07:17 by: Morgan
Short question / quick answer - Thread It doesn't have to be anything exotic, it could even be aluminum but preferably some ordinary steel ...	15-1-2018 at 20:35 by: Morgan
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