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KNO3 + candle wax => NO reaction ???
No, KNO<sub>3</sub> starts to boil and decompose at just over 380C - 400C, IIRC. I have ... |
22-1-2012 at 12:30
by: Bot0nist |
KNO3 + candle wax => NO reaction ???
[rquote=233924&tid=18610&author=Endimion17]
Scale of the reaction changes things a lot.[/rq ... |
22-1-2012 at 07:44
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
Are you boiling the filtered solution down and adding alcohol (IPA, EtOH) This will precipitate many ... |
21-1-2012 at 18:14
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
5 gal bucket worth works fine. Remember potassium carbonate is used for metathesis to aid in separat ... |
21-1-2012 at 18:05
by: Bot0nist |
UWI-Mona, Chemistry Laboratory Manuals
Many detailed lab work-ups for many interesting reactions and important techniques. Lots of good stu ... |
21-1-2012 at 15:38
by: Bot0nist |
KNO3 + candle wax => NO reaction ???
A bit off topic, but if your looking for a mold-able pyrogen try KNO<sub>3</sub> with pe ... |
21-1-2012 at 15:31
by: Bot0nist |
Politics
[rquote=233742&tid=18601&author=AndersHoveland]
And I have a suspicion that the political ... |
20-1-2012 at 16:08
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
[quote]The process for making saltpeter is very similar to that for making potash, the chief differe ... |
20-1-2012 at 16:03
by: Bot0nist |
KOH reacted with paper
Yup, sorry, your right.
"KOH and NaOH can be used interchangeably for a number of applications, a ... |
20-1-2012 at 13:32
by: Bot0nist |
KOH reacted with paper
NaOH is preferable for it's increase solubility. KOH retains the same caustic properties though. |
20-1-2012 at 12:16
by: Bot0nist |
KOH reacted with paper
KOH is very hygroscopic and will readily absorb enough moisture from the environment to dissolve its ... |
20-1-2012 at 05:21
by: Bot0nist |
iodoacetone
[rquote=233508&tid=18579&author=AirCowPeaCock]Heat potassium nitrate stump remover! I think ... |
19-1-2012 at 17:22
by: Bot0nist |
potassium / sodium metal
[rquote=233588&tid=18594&author=UnintentionalChaos]A
Drying solvents for water sensitive wo ... |
19-1-2012 at 11:23
by: Bot0nist |
Graingers for supplys?
Why not contact them. Sound professional, but don't lie or be suspicious or circumventing |
19-1-2012 at 11:21
by: Bot0nist |
potassium / sodium metal
Who said UTFSE?
Eat organic peroxides? Why?
[Edited on 19-1-2012 by Bot0nist] |
19-1-2012 at 11:18
by: Bot0nist |
potassium / sodium metal
Sell or trade it for some chems you need maybe?
or you could throw it under bridges to surprise t ... |
19-1-2012 at 11:04
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
You shouldn't generalize. I bout 170g of NH<sub>4</sub>NO<sub>3</sub> last w ... |
19-1-2012 at 08:36
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
"And in my experience cold packs have at-least an ounce of NH4NO3, and as I've heard mix that with a ... |
19-1-2012 at 08:07
by: Bot0nist |
Nitrate salt synthesis
Don't you have YouTube.
Check out making niter beds. IT was all the craze in Ye-ole days. It was ... |
19-1-2012 at 04:27
by: Bot0nist |
Preparation of cyanides
I don't think his reaction lead to confirmed formation of metal cyanides either. He even implied tha ... |
17-1-2012 at 16:31
by: Bot0nist |
Preparation of cyanides
[rquote=233479&tid=23&author=slinky][rquote=152&tid=23&author=Polverone]YIKES! I fou ... |
17-1-2012 at 16:19
by: Bot0nist |
iodoacetone
Looks good. Like the pictures. Let us know how the re-distillation goes. Whats the BP?
Do you ha ... |
17-1-2012 at 13:00
by: Bot0nist |
Tired of reporting spam
Ditto, I love reporting spam.
Though, it does seem to get deleted pretty fast as of now. I have on ... |
16-1-2012 at 07:05
by: Bot0nist |
Which pump for fractionnal distillation under reduce pressure ?
What's that have to do with his question about vacuum? He did not mention drugs at all, though he di ... |
15-1-2012 at 07:31
by: Bot0nist |
Which pump for fractionnal distillation under reduce pressure ?
Fridge pumps have potential.
http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=14435
Any com ... |
15-1-2012 at 06:01
by: Bot0nist |
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