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V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
Well, yes, yes and no. Copper is attacked by hot gaseous SO2, but probably only to a small extent. P ... |
19-4-2004 at 08:21
by: axehandle |
What has been the most time you have wasted on a failed experiment?
The Internet was NOT available to the public at that time. |
18-4-2004 at 17:31
by: axehandle |
Less human, more machine!
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Well....half right.
My opinion is that we arent moving fast enough. I hate humans, and lov ... |
18-4-2004 at 17:11
by: axehandle |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
Not having nitric (which I KNOW doesn't attack Al but Cu, is the main reason I'm building ... |
18-4-2004 at 16:44
by: axehandle |
Misc catalysts
I'm not sure I understand the question. You want a catalyst that breaks down a fuel like CH3CH2 ... |
18-4-2004 at 16:38
by: axehandle |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
Ammonia is a good one. While searching (in vain) for something that would destroy Copper but not Alu ... |
18-4-2004 at 16:12
by: axehandle |
What has been the most time you have wasted on a failed experiment?
Well, it doesn't involve chemistry, but is a quite fun anecdote nevertheless.
It was about 1 ... |
18-4-2004 at 14:01
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
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I presume Axehandle is joking about dipping the electrode into a pint of molten platinum. W ... |
18-4-2004 at 12:50
by: axehandle |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
It would be impossible to get that track straight. The air canal would brake the air much in the sam ... |
18-4-2004 at 12:44
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
It's supposed to work sans the nitric if you use AC. I think it was Organikum that told me afte ... |
15-4-2004 at 16:39
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
Excellent idea. I'll dissolve it in HCl using AC electrolysis, making hexachloroplatinic acid ( ... |
15-4-2004 at 16:31
by: axehandle |
Nitrous oxide(laughing gas) to nitric acid
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LOL
Not many people are as...gifted...as you, axehandle.
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Uh? I'm ... |
15-4-2004 at 16:26
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
Hmm thanks. I found that link myself when I tried to find a method, but found it vague, to say the l ... |
15-4-2004 at 15:09
by: axehandle |
Lots of holes.
The path is marked, now the only thing I need is a rotating file:
[img]http://species8472.dyndns.or ... |
15-4-2004 at 14:47
by: axehandle |
Saerynide, darkflame89,
here are the pure Pb electrodes. They are 8mm in diameter and approx. 65mm long. If you want to incr ... |
15-4-2004 at 07:16
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
I remember (could be a false memory) something about a layer of rhodium that had to be applied first ... |
15-4-2004 at 06:16
by: axehandle |
Replatinizing and platinizing Ti.
I'm looking for an electrochemical way of thickening the platinum layer on a platinized titaniu ... |
15-4-2004 at 05:56
by: axehandle |
Hehe
Well, I got them from a local noble metals retailer, at exhorbitant prices ('cept the Ti, which ... |
15-4-2004 at 04:16
by: axehandle |
darkflame,
can you get (platinum and ammonia) or (V2O5 and sulfur)?
Hints: Jewellers supplier, paint remover ... |
14-4-2004 at 13:13
by: axehandle |
Yes,
but I somewhat regret buying it.... I don't know how thick the Pt layer is. I'll know late ... |
14-4-2004 at 13:05
by: axehandle |
No probs Tacho,
we all make mistakes. Now, imagine how much fun I will have machining a 5x5 mm track along the black ... |
14-4-2004 at 12:56
by: axehandle |
Thanks,
vulture. I already knew this since I actually <i>can</i> cook, but the warning is good. ... |
14-4-2004 at 12:35
by: axehandle |
Electrodes, schmelectrodes....
Look what little me bought today....... the plates are 1mm Ti plate, the wire 0.8mm x 300mm pure Pt, ... |
14-4-2004 at 06:22
by: axehandle |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
Thanks for the ideas Tacho. I actually mixed some clay yesterday (with KCl), made some turds and put ... |
14-4-2004 at 03:41
by: axehandle |
V2O5 catalyst for H2SO4 production.
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Axehandle I have to say that I'm very impressed by this project. Since I live in the s ... |
13-4-2004 at 12:19
by: axehandle |
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