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Hello all! Anyone now about practicing in Chile or Argentina. Was informed by my wife, aho is Colom ... |
22-10-2005 at 08:10
by: chloric1 |
ammonium hydroxide
Question: Who is Eleusis?
Ammonia like any gas is more soluble in cold than warm sol ... |
19-10-2005 at 07:10
by: chloric1 |
Yeh
The use of Mercury metal and potassium dichromate internally? I'll pass on homeopathy. |
19-10-2005 at 07:02
by: chloric1 |
Ammonium salts preparation....
[quote][i]Originally posted by 12AX7[/i]
[quote][i]Originally posted by chloric1[/i]
It gives the ... |
16-10-2005 at 07:03
by: chloric1 |
Ammonium salts preparation....
Dont kinow where you are from kazaa but in my area they seel huge bags of ammonium sulfate at garden ... |
15-10-2005 at 15:03
by: chloric1 |
The WORST BOOKS Ever Written
Well, also in his book he list the preparation of silver perchlorate as from silver oxide and sodium ... |
9-10-2005 at 18:11
by: chloric1 |
Oxalic
Definately Oxalic acid is the way to go.  I had a morter and pestel stained with
iron oxide since ... |
5-10-2005 at 16:33
by: chloric1 |
tannins?
I was just reading about chemistry in ancient Mesopotamia. There they mentioned the classic ferrous ... |
3-10-2005 at 17:48
by: chloric1 |
On the contrary
Talking especially about transition metal ions. As the metal assumes a higher valence it becomes mor ... |
1-10-2005 at 14:41
by: chloric1 |
Scrapheap Challenge (industrial scavenging)
Wow eclectic that is some profoundly practical information. Do work regularly with ferrous alloys? ... |
25-9-2005 at 08:16
by: chloric1 |
Stainless
hey, a nice source is your closest Salvation Army or Goodwill. I almost always see stainless cookwa ... |
23-9-2005 at 17:21
by: chloric1 |
prepairation of Br2 from sea water
Hey bromic, I have heard if the brine wells of Michigan. Is this water easily obtainable? Or is it ... |
21-9-2005 at 20:11
by: chloric1 |
(HPO3)n Dehydrating agent (polyphosphoric or metaphosphoric acid)
Bromic, I appreciate the help on this research. after my calamities, I needed a little break. I hav ... |
13-9-2005 at 19:06
by: chloric1 |
Oxalic acid
Yes I happen to have 5lb that I purchased years back and I am discovering all kinds of cool round th ... |
12-9-2005 at 17:46
by: chloric1 |
(HPO3)n Dehydrating agent (polyphosphoric or metaphosphoric acid)
Nicoderm I believe your right I believe the crystaline material I have is the pyrophosphoric acid. C ... |
11-9-2005 at 06:22
by: chloric1 |
LMAO
A bug had fallen into my evil phosphoric acid stew and from what my digital thermometer says it is a ... |
10-9-2005 at 10:13
by: chloric1 |
no only propane
I think these are just not designed for liquids. I think the heating alumina and the cool acid just ... |
10-9-2005 at 09:38
by: chloric1 |
(HPO3)n Dehydrating agent (polyphosphoric or metaphosphoric acid)
Yes up to 275 degrees C if I can recall. BUt I would make sure it is PURE graphite and not that cla ... |
10-9-2005 at 08:38
by: chloric1 |
another snag
well I tried another expensive crucbile. an aluminum oxide one. put in about 50ml of 85 % phosphor ... |
10-9-2005 at 08:11
by: chloric1 |
can I extract carbon from ethanoic acid?
kazaa, he was sarcacstic about inventing charing sugar with H2SO4. Don't spoil the fun messing ... |
10-9-2005 at 06:09
by: chloric1 |
hehhehehe
Oh Bromic-I didn't include the juicy pictures yet! Wait until you see light come through the b ... |
8-9-2005 at 20:10
by: chloric1 |
crucible failure
Cannot believe this! A weak acid tearing up nickel! |
8-9-2005 at 15:47
by: chloric1 |
red oxidation product
I have a couple pics coming |
8-9-2005 at 15:45
by: chloric1 |
Equipment failure
[quote][i]Originally posted by BromicAcid[/i]
Couldn't copper be used, it is only attacked by ... |
8-9-2005 at 15:43
by: chloric1 |
the end of Red Devil Lye
Although the Menard's in better areas always seems to have permanganate, the one closest to my ... |
8-9-2005 at 15:07
by: chloric1 |
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