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Removal of Chlorides from H2SO4 electrolyte
Have you tried heating the concentrated acid? The HCl formed from chloride + sulfuric acid should be ... |
13-11-2005 at 07:51
by: neutrino |
Large pictures destroying lay-out.
Go to Options -> Advanced -> Browsing. It is set as the default on my computer. Maybe you just ... |
12-11-2005 at 19:16
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Acetic acid/ sodium hydroxide
>When using a fractionating column the temperature at the still head should be the normal boiling ... |
12-11-2005 at 17:40
by: neutrino |
Improvised Sodium Hydroxide
If it really is as basic as your claim, any calcium hydroxide should have already been forced out of ... |
12-11-2005 at 09:21
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Isolation of flavonoids (anthocyanidins ) from red cabbage juice
So, the extract should be boiled with a strong acid to break the glycoside linkage. I will try this ... |
11-11-2005 at 17:30
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Found.. White P
My guess would be that oxidation already occurred during production and the ‘white phosphorus’ t ... |
10-11-2005 at 19:59
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prussic acid preparation ?
Industrially, Caro's acid (peroxymonosulfuric acid, H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>5< ... |
9-11-2005 at 20:13
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Metallic and insoluble salt Nanoparticles
Actually, it's a little over room temperature and more like 40 bar. |
8-11-2005 at 20:24
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Lead Dioxide Electrodes
Pb and PbO<sub>2</sub> should plate on different electrodes, assuming this will work.
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7-11-2005 at 16:36
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Urea Phosphate
Actually, the citrate ion is responsible for the pH.
HOH + Citrate<sup>-</sup> <-- ... |
7-11-2005 at 14:42
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Carbon Disulfide Preparation
You have some interesting ideas there. A few thoughts about this process:
Is CS<sub>2</s ... |
7-11-2005 at 14:12
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Kicked off the board?
It was probably due to the recent server move. |
6-11-2005 at 05:47
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Limonene from gum...easy?
It appears we are talking about completely different camphors. King's 'Japan Camphor' ... |
31-10-2005 at 15:03
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Resistance to Magnetic forces
Try superconductors. |
30-10-2005 at 13:45
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Limonene from gum...easy?
You want to make
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into
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30-10-2005 at 13:44
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Iron Photochemistry
Alternately, you could boil your acidic FeCl<sub>2</sub> solution down. HCl should come ... |
29-10-2005 at 16:32
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Cu(OH)2 reaction
I wouldn't expect that reaction to go too far; both the reactant and product are solid.
Do y ... |
27-10-2005 at 17:11
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Bacterial Hydrazine
Ammonia to hydrazine. Very interesting.
I wonder if this could turn out to be a viable alternativ ... |
27-10-2005 at 13:31
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dH20 UK
Please search before posting. I'm pretty sure this has been discussed around here somewhere bef ... |
26-10-2005 at 18:01
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Ammonium Pyrosulfate
Any chloride should come out as HCl gas when mixed with sulfuric acid. |
25-10-2005 at 17:18
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alternative oxidizers for hydrazine production
I get the vague feeling that this might form NCl<sub>3</sub>. Being intimately mixed wit ... |
24-10-2005 at 02:18
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Laws Affecting Legitimate Amateur Science
>They do have a piont, if there were no amature chemist and libarys and internet were blocked, th ... |
22-10-2005 at 07:03
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Enthaphy calculations for oxidation and reduction reactions
Fair enough. It really depends on how accurate he wants his results to be. |
22-10-2005 at 06:35
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Enthaphy calculations for oxidation and reduction reactions
I'm assuming that he wants to calculate the amounts of radiant vs. thermal energy released in t ... |
21-10-2005 at 19:13
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Enthaphy calculations for oxidation and reduction reactions
Enthalpy calculations will tell you the amount of heat released during the reaction. This includes t ... |
20-10-2005 at 14:10
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