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What is cause of global warming? Heat or gases?
Well CFCs aren’t the only contributors to ozone breakdown, halons and other halogenated organics a ... |
29-3-2018 at 01:33
by: LearnedAmateur |
What is cause of global warming? Heat or gases?
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I'm probably not going to read all of that, but I do ... |
28-3-2018 at 22:17
by: LearnedAmateur |
Minerals (esp Potassium) added to distilled or Rev Osmosis water - suggestions for minerals to add
[rquote=512300&tid=81561&author=RogueRose]Well the reason I was thinking of the potassium &a ... |
28-3-2018 at 22:01
by: LearnedAmateur |
Minerals (esp Potassium) added to distilled or Rev Osmosis water - suggestions for minerals to add
Potassium nitrate or chloride in low concentrations would work well, the bottled water I currently h ... |
28-3-2018 at 14:03
by: LearnedAmateur |
What is cause of global warming? Heat or gases?
Regarding ozone depletion, mechanisms are the best way to explain it. Chlorine radicals are effectiv ... |
28-3-2018 at 11:43
by: LearnedAmateur |
What is cause of global warming? Heat or gases?
[rquote=512261&tid=81554&author=RogueRose]
As far as CO2, the fact that it makes up .04% of ... |
28-3-2018 at 10:04
by: LearnedAmateur |
What is cause of global warming? Heat or gases?
CO2 and heat both play major roles in the global warming phenomenon. Earth mainly releases heat as i ... |
28-3-2018 at 08:52
by: LearnedAmateur |
35% H2O2 still burning after diluting to 3% - what's the deal?
Try adding some MnO2 catalyst to a bottle containing a specific volume of the original and diluted p ... |
28-3-2018 at 04:08
by: LearnedAmateur |
Decarboxylation of Glycine to Methylamine?!
Didn’t think of that, probably because I haven’t tried it out, very useful info for anyone attem ... |
28-3-2018 at 01:27
by: LearnedAmateur |
Starting from scratch
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I am very open to the idea of learning chemistry ... |
27-3-2018 at 09:06
by: LearnedAmateur |
Starting from scratch
I totally missed the point of this thread with my reply at the top, I thought you meant learning che ... |
27-3-2018 at 03:56
by: LearnedAmateur |
Desiccator question - height or surface?
If you’re trying to dry sodium acetate then I’d recommend boiling the solution down until you ge ... |
25-3-2018 at 12:16
by: LearnedAmateur |
Heavy wall glass
Yes, glass is a mild insulator (I’d say between that of plastics and metals) so it takes longer fo ... |
25-3-2018 at 01:21
by: LearnedAmateur |
Heavy metals and the non chemist- What could go wrong here...
The main reason lead and mercury are bad is because they have water soluble forms. Methylmercury is ... |
25-3-2018 at 01:16
by: LearnedAmateur |
Alternative Ethanol Drying Agent
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I'd try anhydrous Mag sulfate. It can absorb 7 ... |
24-3-2018 at 06:50
by: LearnedAmateur |
Alternative Ethanol Drying Agent
I don’t see why not, sodium carbonate is insoluble in ethanol. Also, you can reuse copper sulphate ... |
23-3-2018 at 05:28
by: LearnedAmateur |
Why are some esters formed easily and others not?
From what I’ve seen, nitrites and hypochlorites form easily because the precursor acids are unstab ... |
23-3-2018 at 02:24
by: LearnedAmateur |
Starting from scratch
Depends on what you want to do, generally if you’re starting out you want safe reactions and what ... |
22-3-2018 at 23:14
by: LearnedAmateur |
Salvaging MnO2 from batteries really isn't worth it (dirty) - getting pottery grade worth it!
My first electrodes (such a milestone) were from a lantern battery - didn’t know what the black cr ... |
22-3-2018 at 11:31
by: LearnedAmateur |
Ambiguities in paper nomenclature... stirring a solvent at a temperature above its boiling point?
‘Allowed to stir’ to me implies that it was under a rolling boil, since mixtures like that stir ... |
22-3-2018 at 11:25
by: LearnedAmateur |
Cooking accusations from my school - story
Inviting the police, taking a pre-emptive course (of sorts, not really the first step but it readily ... |
22-3-2018 at 07:13
by: LearnedAmateur |
Cooking accusations from my school - story
I thought that it was acheivable in practice, just that the yields are terrible because most of the ... |
22-3-2018 at 04:43
by: LearnedAmateur |
Desiccator question - height or surface?
You could probably get away with using a bucket to dry if you periodically mix around your product t ... |
22-3-2018 at 02:24
by: LearnedAmateur |
Cooking accusations from my school - story
I’m sure it’s somewhat similar to the UK, here the police are obliged to check out any claims of ... |
21-3-2018 at 23:13
by: LearnedAmateur |
Desiccator question - height or surface?
All the dessicators I’ve seen are small form, like a crock pot kinda thing, and I’d say that lea ... |
21-3-2018 at 12:37
by: LearnedAmateur |
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