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sparkling wine, fork issue
If anything the fork would encourage the decomposition of carbonic acid by providing nucleation poin ... |
11-8-2009 at 12:43
by: kclo4 |
Anhydrous AlCl3
look around the DMSO is one way to dehydrate it, but its nearly impossible yes. It is a strong lewis ... |
10-8-2009 at 23:16
by: kclo4 |
Anhydrous AlCl3
UTFSE
There is a lot of talk about how to produce AlCl3 all over this forum and other places. It is ... |
10-8-2009 at 23:07
by: kclo4 |
Home lab + Sulfur
Interesting, seems to have gone pretty well then, right?
I find that interesting they make you get ... |
6-8-2009 at 12:17
by: kclo4 |
Home lab + Sulfur
I'm sure this gives you a very disturbing feeling. I wish you the best of luck, and wish I could giv ... |
6-8-2009 at 01:43
by: kclo4 |
Chlorate anodes?
Would it even produce chlorine? Using iron nails doesn't, it just makes an iron chloride, which turn ... |
6-8-2009 at 01:39
by: kclo4 |
Hotplate/Stirrer Needed
This is what I have made, my immersion heating coil stopped working, and I decided it would be bette ... |
5-8-2009 at 10:39
by: kclo4 |
An odd customer...
Sounds a bit like a hyped up story, do you have a reference or article on it?
Personally, I'd buy b ... |
5-8-2009 at 10:35
by: kclo4 |
AEROGEL
If aerogel interests you, SEAgel could also. It is made of agar, but it is even lighter then aerogel ... |
4-8-2009 at 19:12
by: kclo4 |
Chlorate anodes?
[rquote=159346&tid=11858&author=wolfman]Hello, I am new, and I also have a question about an ... |
4-8-2009 at 19:10
by: kclo4 |
Hotplate/Stirrer Needed
Is improvising one an option? An oil bath magnetic stirrer isn't very tricky to make but it may not ... |
4-8-2009 at 19:04
by: kclo4 |
An odd customer...
[rquote=159335&tid=8822&author=donlaszlow]good one YT2095  [/rquote]
This was a thread l ... |
4-8-2009 at 11:05
by: kclo4 |
More chemists is the best tactic for more acceptance of chemistry.
[rquote=159287&tid=12497&author=ammonium isocyanate]I plan on starting a chemistry club at m ... |
3-8-2009 at 23:26
by: kclo4 |
How do you tell methanol from ethanol?
Who is, and what happened to Mr. Deebs? |
3-8-2009 at 18:29
by: kclo4 |
How do you tell methanol from ethanol?
How did you determine it?
I was going to suggest forming an ester with one that would have a dist ... |
3-8-2009 at 18:18
by: kclo4 |
More chemists is the best tactic for more acceptance of chemistry.
I like that idea 12AX7, although I don't know how much I'd be up for talking in a video. Perhaps we ... |
3-8-2009 at 11:06
by: kclo4 |
Grass/Weed killer
Are you able to prevent it from getting water? Where I live grass is difficult to keep alive in the ... |
3-8-2009 at 01:32
by: kclo4 |
More chemists is the best tactic for more acceptance of chemistry.
So is anything being done, such as what was suggested in this thread, to encourage people to be more ... |
3-8-2009 at 01:06
by: kclo4 |
Grass/Weed killer
Or by other common herbicides used for killing grass. I'm sure you'd be able to find various ones at ... |
2-8-2009 at 14:59
by: kclo4 |
nitropropene melting at RT
Perhaps gently heat it on a hot water bath while pulling a vacuum?
It seems like the IPA being p ... |
2-8-2009 at 14:45
by: kclo4 |
nitropropene melting at RT
Do you know what the melting point of the nitropropene mentioned is to begin with?
That might be i ... |
2-8-2009 at 13:39
by: kclo4 |
Ammonium thiocyanate
[rquote=159123&tid=12615&author=not_important]Yeah, I'd
I'll bet it's the bug related to t ... |
1-8-2009 at 17:55
by: kclo4 |
Ammonium thiocyanate
[quote]in short no u do et CN by heating cyanate and yes you need to keep it form air.[/quote]
What ... |
1-8-2009 at 17:40
by: kclo4 |
Ammonium thiocyanate
Urea + Sodium Carbonate = Sodium Cyanate, not cyanide. NaOCN vs NaCN.
You will need to reduce the c ... |
1-8-2009 at 15:41
by: kclo4 |
Poll: Is there too much illegal drug discussion?
Isn't all speed homemade speed, for what its worth anyways.. |
30-7-2009 at 21:04
by: kclo4 |
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