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Battery acid
Thats strange Bromic, just today I was looking through some old cleaning supplies at home and I came ... |
31-7-2004 at 18:47
by: The_Davster |
Battery acid
I don't think it will cause you to get poor yields. I am assuming your intended use is nitrati ... |
31-7-2004 at 10:08
by: The_Davster |
Endanger of being shut down?
The mods already did shed some light on this problem...In the first thread on this topic... |
31-7-2004 at 10:03
by: The_Davster |
Chlorine
Just an educated guess.
1)HCl +NaOCl --> HOCl + NaCl
2)HOCl +HCl --> H2O + Cl2
So overall
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29-7-2004 at 12:28
by: The_Davster |
Tin solder
Coincidently, I am currently dissolving some lead in acetic acid/H2O2. However when I add NaCl I do ... |
28-7-2004 at 10:02
by: The_Davster |
FTP Sites Wanted For Chemistry & Chemical Engineering E-book & Program Downloads
Organikum: I was unable to find it in Axehandles FTP, could you point me in the direction of what fo ... |
28-7-2004 at 09:24
by: The_Davster |
FTP Sites Wanted For Chemistry & Chemical Engineering E-book & Program Downloads
The FTP site: ftp://books:books@myebooks.dyndns.org seems pretty good. I had been looking for " ... |
27-7-2004 at 22:50
by: The_Davster |
email from idiot
Wouldent it be funny if that guy tried to use the fake caps for a terrorist attack, which would obvi ... |
24-7-2004 at 17:08
by: The_Davster |
Silver "does not arc"
I am not really sure but I think it means that if a silver switch is "on" and then turned ... |
23-7-2004 at 17:48
by: The_Davster |
Exotic thermites & analogs
I cannot say much about Al with a coating as I have no experiance in that area but I think I would t ... |
22-7-2004 at 23:15
by: The_Davster |
Exotic thermites & analogs
A few questions Saerynide;
1) How was the iron oxide made?
2) What was the reducing agent used, Al ... |
22-7-2004 at 21:23
by: The_Davster |
Exotic thermites & analogs
You would have to powder the Li in order to make it work for thermite. But, on contact with air the ... |
21-7-2004 at 22:57
by: The_Davster |
Putrescine & Co.
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"Tetramethylenediamine, known as putrescine, and pentamethylenediamine, known as cadaver ... |
18-7-2004 at 23:25
by: The_Davster |
Phorone
I am bringing this thread up from the depths of at least the sixth page in the organic chemistry sec ... |
18-7-2004 at 23:13
by: The_Davster |
A GOOD distilling setup?
I made one of those too. However it still has a few unfinished parts. What are
the names(as in w ... |
18-7-2004 at 20:57
by: The_Davster |
Acetic acid/ sodium hydroxide
I assume you made your sodium acetate the same way I make mine, baking soda and vinigar . I have a ... |
18-7-2004 at 12:56
by: The_Davster |
Reaction of molybdenum with nitric acid.
I am not really sure what you mean unionised, but the density of filaments is easily determined. Pl ... |
18-7-2004 at 12:01
by: The_Davster |
Acetic acid/ sodium hydroxide
No, Magpie, It should be the patriotic [b]Duty[/b] of every citizen to bear H2SO4.
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17-7-2004 at 22:57
by: The_Davster |
Mg + Mg(NO3)2 --> What the hell
Not if the sulfuric acid is in contact with the magnesium nitrate, then the reaction Vulture posted ... |
17-7-2004 at 15:25
by: The_Davster |
Acetic acid/ sodium hydroxide
from; Textbook of organic chemistry, Noller, 1958
...4-10% of acetic acid which may be recovered by ... |
17-7-2004 at 09:58
by: The_Davster |
Iron as catalyst
You could get Ni powder by reacting your iron powder(or an iron object) with a nickel salt. |
16-7-2004 at 12:39
by: The_Davster |
PETE
Most people return their wine bottles to the "bottle depot" and get a few cents for it so ... |
15-7-2004 at 12:03
by: The_Davster |
A GOOD distilling setup?
I too am planning on purchasing my first ground glass distilling aparatus. I will probally just get ... |
14-7-2004 at 22:35
by: The_Davster |
What should we do for anniversaries at MSDB?
I sure hope the people here do not "grow up". Its not like this place is just composed of ... |
14-7-2004 at 22:24
by: The_Davster |
Ethyl ether distillation and synthesis
I remember that sodium wire is used for drying ether. The book I got this info from also gave instr ... |
14-7-2004 at 16:52
by: The_Davster |
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