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Arsenic(III) oxide from cacodylic acid.
I think that strongly heating it would work. Remember navarone's Iodine extraction from povido ... |
25-4-2004 at 14:17
by: The_Davster |
Forum Activity Fluctuations...
[quote][i]Originally posted by Magpie[/i]
As a chemical engineer I was fobidden to do lab work for ... |
24-4-2004 at 21:54
by: The_Davster |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
Well technochemistry does state; Chemistry with [b]special equipment[/b]: arc furnaces, microwaves, ... |
22-4-2004 at 18:28
by: The_Davster |
Possibility of sulphuric acid?
[quote][i]Originally posted by thunderfvck[/i]
Not even at the pharmacies? I'm sure you'v ... |
20-4-2004 at 14:18
by: The_Davster |
MgSO4 --> H2SO4
It is the ions that move through the solution, but only certain ions. The cations move through the ... |
19-4-2004 at 16:22
by: The_Davster |
Garage Experiments With Trichloromethane.
Too much hypochlorite? hmm did I do the stoich wrong?
2CH3COCH3 + 3Ca(OCl)2--> 2CHCl3 + 2Ca(OH) ... |
18-4-2004 at 17:07
by: The_Davster |
Iron Oxide
Flash powder does not create enough heat to ignite thermite. Try using a mix of 1:3 coal powder to ... |
18-4-2004 at 14:01
by: The_Davster |
Garage Experiments With Trichloromethane.
I recently obtained some 65% Ca(OCl)2. I tried using it to make chloroform. I used 41g of the hpoch ... |
18-4-2004 at 13:54
by: The_Davster |
Making own Nitric Acid
Darkflame89: You could electroplate some copper onto nichrome wire, and then just use electricty to ... |
18-4-2004 at 09:14
by: The_Davster |
I'm so stupid
I can't believe that I did not notice that if an acid and base are produced that they would rea ... |
18-4-2004 at 09:06
by: The_Davster |
Iron pyrite
Wow, personally, I'm surprised that sulfuric acid is produced. I guess I was partially wrong. ... |
17-4-2004 at 22:58
by: The_Davster |
Iron pyrite
The FeS2 could have acted as a catalyst for H2O2 decomposition, like MnO2, to form oxygen bubbles. ... |
17-4-2004 at 22:05
by: The_Davster |
Exotic thermites & analogs
Patent #6,679,960 has some interesting info on the uses of thermites in HE mixtures.
I was hesitant ... |
17-4-2004 at 18:54
by: The_Davster |
Silver / Copper Nitride
If I was to be making this(I will when I can get ahold of concentrated ammonia) I would be using a b ... |
17-4-2004 at 18:50
by: The_Davster |
Iron pyrite
Fools gold eh? Try selling it to people who dont know the difference between it and gold and Use t ... |
17-4-2004 at 18:34
by: The_Davster |
Chlorine
Why not just add some calcium hypochlorite straight into the bleach to increase the hypochlorite con ... |
17-4-2004 at 13:14
by: The_Davster |
Silver / Copper Nitride
Did you do any heating or did you just add the amomoia and filter again? How long did you keep it in ... |
17-4-2004 at 12:09
by: The_Davster |
artificial flavorings/esters
Both those patents are image only, no full text available . And to make it
better, my qiucktime ... |
17-4-2004 at 12:06
by: The_Davster |
Chloroform
It does give phorone, but only under certain conditions. See the DPPP thread for more details on ph ... |
17-4-2004 at 11:25
by: The_Davster |
Synthesis of oxalic acid and phenols
I have found a small bottle in the drugstore under the name "salts of lemon", if you are w ... |
16-4-2004 at 14:58
by: The_Davster |
Ca(OH)2 + H2O2 --> ?
I tried this reaction with sodium hydroxide and hydrogen peroxide. I got some bubbling, the beaker ... |
15-4-2004 at 20:12
by: The_Davster |
Silver / Copper Nitride
I know that the silver was briefly discussed as an off-topic discussion somewhere here. It is made ... |
15-4-2004 at 17:36
by: The_Davster |
artificial flavorings/esters
Well I think I will try with chloroform as the solvent, unless anyone can see a problem with it?-dam ... |
15-4-2004 at 14:10
by: The_Davster |
Ca(OH)2 + H2O2 --> ?
I seem to remember reading a patent a while ago which involved adding H2O2 to a zinc hydroxide solut ... |
15-4-2004 at 13:08
by: The_Davster |
MgSO4 --> H2SO4
Wow Axehandle, those are some incredibly beautiful electrodes you have there.
Any chance of lettin ... |
14-4-2004 at 19:47
by: The_Davster |
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