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Iodination of organic compounds
I apologise if this appears twice... I tried to post, and it said it went through, but apparently no ... |
25-6-2003 at 12:45
by: ziqquratu |
formaldehyde from methanol
This won't work, I dont think. First of all, your equation is unbalanced - you have two hydrog ... |
16-6-2003 at 23:12
by: ziqquratu |
perpetual motion
Organikum - Thanks, very interesting stuff.
lv4 - lets give the youngster's a chance - we al ... |
9-6-2003 at 00:29
by: ziqquratu |
perpetual motion
OK, so explain what you're trying to do. Are you perhaps floating you H2 and O2 generated up, ... |
7-6-2003 at 17:59
by: ziqquratu |
perpetual motion
Because there's no such thing as 100% efficiency in energy conversions and transfers and stuff ... |
6-6-2003 at 17:27
by: ziqquratu |
Oops!!
Sorry, I didnt see that one!! Sodium bisulfate makes pH lower!! I'd have simply edited my abo ... |
28-5-2003 at 15:58
by: ziqquratu |
oleum & SO3
I think that heating Sodim bisulfate may well work... I'm not exactly sure of the temperatures, ... |
27-5-2003 at 16:16
by: ziqquratu |
