Sciencemadness Discussion Board
Not logged in [Login ]
Go To Bottom

Search
[Next Page]
amidazotoluol
Amidoazotoluol appears to be a seldom-used synonym of o-aminoazotoluene. It was previously used as a ...
27-9-2017 at 18:35
by: CRUSTY
plating tungsten carbide
[rquote=493007&tid=77083&author=Melgar]I'd be shocked if electroless plating worked on metal ...
27-9-2017 at 08:38
by: CRUSTY
plating tungsten carbide
I second the idea of electroless plating, although I'm not sure if it is possible with tungsten carb ...
26-9-2017 at 17:32
by: CRUSTY
Inorganic Mechanism or ?
[rquote=493000&tid=77105&author=ninhydric1]
This is the thermodynamic explanation. It might ...
26-9-2017 at 16:44
by: CRUSTY
Private forum for discussing patentable ideas?
I feel that even if a patent-specific subforum were not implemented, it would still be incredibly us ...
26-9-2017 at 07:10
by: CRUSTY
Looking for MMO electrode suppliers
[rquote=476940&tid=72478&author=Zyklon-A]Wow you used a MOT to weld it?[/rquote]

Note tha ...
26-9-2017 at 06:51
by: CRUSTY
plating tungsten carbide
You can electroplate cobalt-containing WC (most WC does contain cobalt to some degree) with nickel. ...
26-9-2017 at 05:50
by: CRUSTY
carbon arc gouging electrodes
I don't see why it wouldn't work. As long there is no binder in the carbon, you're fine. The problem ...
25-9-2017 at 10:05
by: CRUSTY
Obscure antiquated or household drugs
[rquote=69622&tid=6106&author=nitro-genes]Speaking of common household drugs,

DMX, or Dex ...
25-9-2017 at 09:43
by: CRUSTY
Hybridization of Viral Vectors MV-x Strains
I feel like it would be far more convenient for everyone if you were to either combine these into a ...
25-9-2017 at 08:46
by: CRUSTY
Chemical solvents that were/most likely were discovered before the 16th century
Diethyl ether is believed to have first been synthesized in 1275. Also, the properties of water as a ...
24-9-2017 at 13:46
by: CRUSTY
absolutely HUGE chem glassware sale.
I'm going to second what Phosphorus said. I know you're looking to sell the whole lot as one, but if ...
22-9-2017 at 19:00
by: CRUSTY
Chematica
Yikes, it doesn't even show up on any torrent hosts. Are you sure it's even released yet?
22-9-2017 at 18:52
by: CRUSTY
CO2 Compression
Google would pretty quickly answer this question. I don't want to spoonfeed, so here is the theory o ...
22-9-2017 at 18:50
by: CRUSTY
Do any python programmers want to collaborate in a pharmacogenomics web app project?
I'm not a professional programmer in Python, but I pretty regularly use it for computational methods ...
22-9-2017 at 16:48
by: CRUSTY
Energy to Protein Biochemistry
[rquote=491979&tid=76725&author=Vmedvil]
tRNA proteins are Transfer proteins that carry the ...
11-9-2017 at 07:01
by: CRUSTY
ways to liquidify chlorine at home?
Also, one of the best things you can spend money on is a full-face respirator, specifically the ones ...
11-9-2017 at 06:38
by: CRUSTY
Exploding Whip Cracker
[rquote=491855&tid=76614&author=Tripyrovinyl]I've tried dipping the cracker in MEKP, but no ...
8-9-2017 at 10:04
by: CRUSTY
Can sodium metal really be transparent ?
In the previous major thread on sodium hydroxide, j_sum sort of capped off the topic by finding this ...
7-9-2017 at 10:13
by: CRUSTY
ways to liquidify chlorine at home?
The MnO[sub]2[/sub]/HCl[sub](aq)[/sub] method is fairly easy, as MnO[sub]2[/sub] is easily extracted ...
7-9-2017 at 09:43
by: CRUSTY
Exploding Whip Cracker
This is purely speculative, but ETN might do the trick. If configured correctly on the end of the wh ...
7-9-2017 at 08:53
by: CRUSTY
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations
I also do an annual demonstration for K-5 students, and although these aren't my favorites, they're ...
18-8-2017 at 19:58
by: CRUSTY
Why do catalytic transfer hydrogenations with ammonium formate + metal always require excess formate?
I haven't done much with this particular reaction, but with such a massive excess as that (the molar ...
15-8-2017 at 05:42
by: CRUSTY
Gun cotton sucess
I'm not sure what your post-nitration procedure is, but be careful when drying. It's autoignition te ...
13-8-2017 at 13:07
by: CRUSTY
Mercury thermometer broke, and fell into methyl iodide boiling flask. How concerned should I be?
KOH should be alright. There is very little documentation on methylmercuric iodide, but methylmercur ...
13-8-2017 at 07:10
by: CRUSTY
[Next Page]

  Go To Top