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MANUFACTURING OF LEAD DIOXIDE COATINGS
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MANUFACTURING OF LEAD DIOXIDE COATINGS:
http://mitglied.lycos.de/echem03/ |
23-7-2005 at 21:50
by: Lambda |
Just an idee of a heating mantle
Just an idee of a heating mantle, wich I have not tried out yet.
1.- Make a long 0.5 - 1.0 cm Spa ... |
23-7-2005 at 17:00
by: Lambda |
Perchloric acid preparation
Garage chemist, "Brauer" has a good prep. for HClO4. Maybe by adding Anhydrouse Calcium ch ... |
23-7-2005 at 16:10
by: Lambda |
How do I collect/store Hydrogen from NaOH+Al
If you emerse a glass continer in water, there will be no air in it. Then turn it upright with the b ... |
21-7-2005 at 19:07
by: Lambda |
A true “gel” silica gel binder for graphite (or PbO2?) electrodes.
Ah,....Twospoons, we were thinking the same. Your idee of using Carbon fibre is good though. You ca ... |
21-7-2005 at 17:51
by: Lambda |
A true “gel” silica gel binder for graphite (or PbO2?) electrodes.
Nice work Tacho !. Maybe your electrodes can be made more resilliant to mechanical stress by inserti ... |
21-7-2005 at 17:38
by: Lambda |
Nitrated Petroleum
Got yah bro !,....so you used the Octaine distilate in your experiments. Man,....I am sounding more ... |
21-7-2005 at 16:58
by: Lambda |
The old fashioned coffee grinder as powder milling machine
An old fashioned coffee grinder can be used to grind the asprin tablets to a fine powder. The blades ... |
21-7-2005 at 16:43
by: Lambda |
Slight confusion in the use of words
Joeychemist, can you please enlighten me on the following:
The American gasoline, similair to the ... |
21-7-2005 at 16:16
by: Lambda |
Caution with fine aluminium powder and water !
Fine Aluminium powder and water are detonatable, with more explosive power than TNT (reff. Bretheric ... |
21-7-2005 at 15:22
by: Lambda |
PEP articals required
Artem, I think it will be very much appreciated, if you would be so kind as to uploade any PEP artic ... |
21-7-2005 at 13:47
by: Lambda |
Handbook of Preparative Inorganic Chemistry Volume 1 & 2 by G. Brauer (2nd edition)
Here you are Rogue chemist, but no Copper fulminate manufacture in "Brauer", except Copper ... |
20-7-2005 at 19:45
by: Lambda |
Newnes - Power Supply Cookbook (2001)
I just had to throw this one in here, but IrC may turn out to be right afterall. Will anyone actuall ... |
17-7-2005 at 20:25
by: Lambda |
Queries on the silver mirror process
Twospoons, Ag3N is indeed formd. This compound amoungst the silver diamine complex crystalise out, a ... |
17-7-2005 at 19:59
by: Lambda |
Cyclic Ozone
[quote][i]Originally posted by Quibbler[/i]
Forget the lasers just blast some oxygen and try to sep ... |
17-7-2005 at 01:06
by: Lambda |
LED's as a light sorce for a Spectrophotometer
Posted on 12-7-2005 by Lambda:
"The narrow bandwidth of LED's"
https://sciencemadne ... |
17-7-2005 at 00:38
by: Lambda |
Copper (I & II) fulminate via Mercury fulminate
Rogue chemist, have you checked out the "Handbook of Preperative Inorganic Chemistry volume 1-3 ... |
13-7-2005 at 15:01
by: Lambda |
ATX power supply pinlayout and schems
And here you will find your ATX connector's pinlayout and schems (on this same website):
htt ... |
12-7-2005 at 15:01
by: Lambda |
Pinlayouts and schems for connectors
For pinlayouts and schems for connectors just go here, and you will be able to sleep at night:
ht ... |
12-7-2005 at 12:22
by: Lambda |
KNO3 is real cheap as fertilizer.
As a fertilizer, KNO3 can be bought for less than $1 per kilogram (25 kg sacks) in technical quality ... |
12-7-2005 at 12:00
by: Lambda |
They like acid
Indeed Tim, they like it to be slightly acidic. A way to do this, is to buble CO2 gas through the el ... |
12-7-2005 at 11:47
by: Lambda |
The narrow bandwidth of LED's
A very nice Spectrophotometer can be built with UV-Leds including other LED's due to there mono ... |
12-7-2005 at 11:40
by: Lambda |
Direct gold-plating on copper
Brass is extremely easy to work with on a lathe. Take a look at the fine thread used in the valve sy ... |
11-7-2005 at 01:40
by: Lambda |
Can't make CuO
It can allso be contaminants like Nickel in your Copper electrodes. It is not uncommon that melted r ... |
10-7-2005 at 15:38
by: Lambda |
Can't make CuO
Maybe a little Cu+ in your Cu++ solution Tim.
[Edited on 10-7-2005 by Lambda] |
10-7-2005 at 14:22
by: Lambda |
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