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Concentrating hydrochloric acid
If you boil 20% HCl, it boils off with the water as an azeotrope. Past that 20% threshold, heating t ... |
13-10-2014 at 18:10
by: elementcollector1 |
Lanthanum from pool cleaner
[rquote=353713&tid=38326&author=AsocialSurvival]If I wanted Lanthanum, I would get it from s ... |
13-10-2014 at 14:48
by: elementcollector1 |
Nuclear Chemistry
Well, radiochemistry's the best section for it, out of the ones listed. Besides, if the topic seems ... |
8-10-2014 at 14:02
by: elementcollector1 |
The Short Questions Thread (4)
[rquote=351365&tid=25055&author=AlphaDecay]Any ideas for a easy aquiring/homemade selective ... |
6-10-2014 at 14:25
by: elementcollector1 |
So what have you been doing?
Been working in an undergraduate research lab on polyurethane properties. Kind of fun, really, altho ... |
28-9-2014 at 16:44
by: elementcollector1 |
Sorbothane
Hmm. Right now, I'm working in a polymer science lab studying polyurethane properties - hence my ren ... |
27-9-2014 at 09:39
by: elementcollector1 |
Sorbothane
Still interested in this (wow, has it really been a year?)
I suppose the most effective route would ... |
26-9-2014 at 15:04
by: elementcollector1 |
Rador Labs - the outreach collaborative!
I would love to contribute, but can't think of a single thing I'd actually do... |
15-9-2014 at 16:40
by: elementcollector1 |
Periodic Table Display
Not really - a 30 ft. strip cost around $15 on Amazon, last I checked. The coding isn't too hard, ei ... |
15-9-2014 at 09:06
by: elementcollector1 |
Uranium in Southern California?
Yeah, I don't have LibreOffice, and Excel is just not helping. |
14-9-2014 at 18:37
by: elementcollector1 |
Best of SM
The sad part is, I don't think he's quite 'dead' yet. So far he's had how many attempted incarnation ... |
12-9-2014 at 20:15
by: elementcollector1 |
Uranium in Southern California?
Would you mind linking the rest of us to the database? I'd certainly like to get in on this gig, eve ... |
12-9-2014 at 20:11
by: elementcollector1 |
Periodic Table Display
I wish it had different colors for each element - corresponding to their flame color, or in the case ... |
12-9-2014 at 18:40
by: elementcollector1 |
The Short Questions Thread (4)
SWIM means "someone who isn't me", and is common slang (and a massive red flag) for drug dealers. |
9-9-2014 at 15:53
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
In the first video, it seemed rather... not silent, but the effect was interesting.
The second one ... |
7-9-2014 at 12:53
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
@smaerd: There is effectively no projectile - just an electrical discharge. |
7-9-2014 at 06:34
by: elementcollector1 |
10% Sciencemadness Member Discount on Elemental Scientific
Huh. Will this offer ever expire? Even if it does, this is incredibly generous - thank you, tomholm! |
6-9-2014 at 16:15
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
Yeah, I heard about that. I'd like mine to *not* set the atmosphere on fire, if at all possible. |
5-9-2014 at 17:34
by: elementcollector1 |
Water Aspirator
Well, for starters, unless you have a really good water pump, be prepared to waste a whole lot of wa ... |
5-9-2014 at 17:11
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
Nope. Just want it to make a bright, repeatable flash. No actual force needed, just the light and ar ... |
5-9-2014 at 13:44
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
Those guys are testing in the millions of amps, whereas mine would be barely enough to sustain the a ... |
5-9-2014 at 12:45
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
And I'm guessing that won't be damped at all by any kind of solid insulation? |
5-9-2014 at 11:30
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
As in, the discharge would be colored...
But I've decided I can do without that (unless one of you ... |
5-9-2014 at 10:47
by: elementcollector1 |
Colored, Silent Railgun
Is there any way to even go about this?
My guess would be to find a material that allows electrons ... |
4-9-2014 at 20:59
by: elementcollector1 |
The Short Questions Thread (4)
[rquote=344291&tid=25055&author=gdflp]Quick question, white phosphorus won't burn in carbon ... |
4-9-2014 at 18:12
by: elementcollector1 |
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