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Moonshiners' 'Thumpers': Myth or Reality?
[rquote=392351&tid=61566&author=blogfast25][rquote=392347&tid=61566&author=Awesomene ... |
16-2-2015 at 06:07
by: subsecret |
Moonshiners #2 Proofing: Myth or Reality
[rquote=392308&tid=61571&author=Zombie]
Anyone believe this?
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16-2-2015 at 05:15
by: subsecret |
Moonshiners' 'Thumpers': Myth or Reality?
[rquote=392311&tid=61566&author=Fulmen]Blogfast is right, the claims as I understand them vi ... |
16-2-2015 at 05:10
by: subsecret |
Moonshiners' 'Thumpers': Myth or Reality?
[rquote=392218&tid=61566&author=blogfast25][rquote=392210&tid=61566&author=Awesomene ... |
15-2-2015 at 19:12
by: subsecret |
Can a smaller volume flask be used in a larger heating mantle?
I use a dimmer. My mantle controller is in a double gang junction box, with a dimmer and receptacle. ... |
15-2-2015 at 16:38
by: subsecret |
Moonshiners' 'Thumpers': Myth or Reality?
Perhaps if you put a fractionating column on the OUTPUT of the thumper, you'd get a more concentrate ... |
15-2-2015 at 16:30
by: subsecret |
Can a smaller volume flask be used in a larger heating mantle?
Copper pellets (like the ones you might see at the sporting goods store) would work well as a conduc ... |
13-2-2015 at 15:01
by: subsecret |
ground glass joint help
I distilled nitric acid a few days ago, and I took the apparatus apart immediately afterward, and I ... |
12-2-2015 at 07:10
by: subsecret |
Black Precipitate with Sodium Sulfide and Rooto Sulfuric Acid
After I had left my Rooto acid in a desiccator with some p-TsOH for a few weeks, it produced a very ... |
9-2-2015 at 15:29
by: subsecret |
Eutectic determination
Tell me if I'm wrong, but I don't think this would work. You're not dealing with the metals as eleme ... |
8-2-2015 at 14:59
by: subsecret |
aspirator bottle use ?
This aspirator bottle might be a good way for beginning chemists to pull a light vacuum.
Take a 1 ... |
8-2-2015 at 14:06
by: subsecret |
Chemical storage cabinet
Sodium hydroxide will take care of moisture and acid vapors. It will become progressively more corro ... |
6-2-2015 at 20:19
by: subsecret |
Chemical storage cabinet
Perhaps if you store acids, it would be nice to include a vapor absorber. |
6-2-2015 at 19:36
by: subsecret |
Tiny Sodium Spheres
[rquote=390572&tid=61433&author=S.C. Wack]
...(Fieser, sodium ethoxide)...[/rquote]
Th ... |
4-2-2015 at 18:56
by: subsecret |
Tiny Sodium Spheres
[rquote=390460&tid=61433&author=Loptr][rquote=390412&tid=61433&author=deltaH][quote] ... |
4-2-2015 at 07:48
by: subsecret |
Tiny Sodium Spheres
Maybe you could use a steel spring instead of a magnetic stir bar to froth the sodium. Steel isn't a ... |
3-2-2015 at 20:05
by: subsecret |
Tiny Sodium Spheres
Thank you for the input.
@deltaH: The spheres tarnish quickly, as I discovered that oxygen and/or ... |
3-2-2015 at 13:15
by: subsecret |
Tiny Sodium Spheres
I read in some book (I could not find the reference again) that fine sodium spheres could be prepare ... |
3-2-2015 at 12:02
by: subsecret |
HUMOR: Why I won't touch soluble lead compounds with a 60 foot pole
I've had metal fume fever once; it came from a galvanized tripod that I used to support the crucible ... |
1-2-2015 at 08:37
by: subsecret |
What plastic is this Rubbermaid container made of?
Is there a symbol on the bottom, like a recycling triangle with a number inside? Look up the number ... |
28-1-2015 at 16:44
by: subsecret |
Is MgCl2 + H2SO4 a reversible reaction?
All the ions will be dissolved, so it's not really a question of whether the compounds would be pres ... |
28-1-2015 at 16:41
by: subsecret |
What exactly should you look for in a hot plate?
Mantle vs hotplate depends on what sort of chemistry you're doing, and on what scale you're doing it ... |
24-1-2015 at 18:20
by: subsecret |
Why use Mineral Oil for Alkalis?
First result on google. That wasn't hard...
http://www.jbc.org/content/72/2/545.full.pdf+html
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21-1-2015 at 17:32
by: subsecret |
Why use Mineral Oil for Alkalis?
I believe that mineral oil is used because oxygen is very poorly soluble in it. Don't quote this.
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20-1-2015 at 19:21
by: subsecret |
the Permanganyl Ion MnO3+, salts and crystal systems
Woelen, did you try adding the "fresh" permanganyl solution to water? |
15-1-2015 at 15:07
by: subsecret |
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