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Rouge science
Red Mercury? |
12-9-2009 at 19:18
by: zed |
HgCl2 questions
Seems like a lot of trouble, if you just want HgCl2 to make amalgams.
HgI2 should work equally we ... |
12-9-2009 at 10:39
by: zed |
Sigma aldrich
Outside the US, Aldrich subsidiaries, may be less stingy with their catalogs. That is a good thing. ... |
12-9-2009 at 10:05
by: zed |
What sex are you?
"Well, at least there are some girls here. Either that, or guys pretending to be girls."
Not to m ... |
11-9-2009 at 23:21
by: zed |
cinnamic acid
Phenylalanine is not easily convertible to any amphetamine. Though it can be done.
It is howe ... |
11-9-2009 at 22:01
by: zed |
Pd/C
There are often good reasons for using reagents of a specific origin. These materials work well for ... |
11-9-2009 at 21:29
by: zed |
cinnamic acid
On the other hand, utilizing the diazotization of the amino-acid Phenylalanine, you could form eithe ... |
11-9-2009 at 17:18
by: zed |
N-Mono and N-Di-Alkylation of Phenylalanine?
Keep in mind, that the formation of your phenylalanine Imine, will probably de-isomerize your L-phe ... |
9-9-2009 at 21:51
by: zed |
How do you tell methanol from ethanol?
Hah! Simply take a little NaBH4, and dissolve it in your solvent. NaBH4 is fairly stable in Ethano ... |
9-9-2009 at 20:53
by: zed |
Platinum coated objects
Platinum coins are available on e-bay, and they usually sell at close to spot metal price.
For pl ... |
9-9-2009 at 20:33
by: zed |
Pd/C
Hmmmmm. Do you suppose coal based charcoal might contain sulfur compounds? |
9-9-2009 at 20:19
by: zed |
cinnamic acid
Got aniline? Under the proper conditions, Diazonium Salts, couple nicely with acrylic acid esters ... |
9-9-2009 at 19:58
by: zed |
oxidation of anethole
Ozone. |
9-9-2009 at 19:32
by: zed |
Substitute sodium hydride for potassium hydride?
I've read papers on the subject. As I recall, just off the top of my head. You should not try to s ... |
31-8-2009 at 19:50
by: zed |
The taste of salts
Potassium Chloride tastes pretty much like Sodium Chloride.
Very handy. Because, unlike regula ... |
31-8-2009 at 19:22
by: zed |
Rouge science
Ummm. Rouge (Fe2O3) is called Rouge, Because it is red.
As in La Moulin Rouge; The Red Windmill ... |
30-8-2009 at 17:03
by: zed |
Accidental phosgene gas exposure,near terminal!
Phosgene poisoning is indeed a hazard.
Less of a problem now than it used to be. But, still a ... |
30-8-2009 at 16:09
by: zed |
Careers in chemistry
Actually, I bypassed an education in chemistry, because job opportunities were so limited.
Pay wa ... |
30-8-2009 at 15:43
by: zed |
Making Copper Acetate?
Refluxing colloidal precipitates, like Calcium Sulfate, Calcium Phosphate, or the classic Silver Chl ... |
30-8-2009 at 14:46
by: zed |
LC Materials?
http://www.labx.com/v2/labauction/auctionadsorig.cfm?aucselect=All
Occasionally, very good deals ... |
30-8-2009 at 13:32
by: zed |
depleted uranium
Such is life. The denizens of many war torn areas, take big chances. Some, salvage unexploded bomb ... |
30-8-2009 at 13:19
by: zed |
depleted uranium
Follow the link, and read the material. It would appear that DU projectiles, may disintegrate and i ... |
29-8-2009 at 00:37
by: zed |
depleted uranium
Depends on what you want it for. If DU alloys will suffice, it might be possible to attain such mat ... |
28-8-2009 at 21:05
by: zed |
what can i coat the inside of my homemade fumehood with?
Chemically resistant materials. Start by using CDX plywood, rather than particle board. Particle b ... |
27-8-2009 at 14:14
by: zed |
Sigma aldrich
A while back, the Sigma-Aldrich server, abruptly stopped recognizing my cookie.
Then, with th ... |
26-8-2009 at 22:25
by: zed |
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