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Bismuth Crystals, etc.
Thanks for the links. I looked through everything and didn’t find anything suitable that I could m ... |
11-6-2005 at 11:10
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Bismuth Crystals, etc.
I’ve looked into salts and the most feasible thing I found was indeed bismuth chloride. Unfortunat ... |
11-6-2005 at 09:03
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Bismuth Crystals, etc.
Well, my search has not found anything feasible yet. A summary of all the materials tried:
Glas ... |
11-6-2005 at 08:09
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Searching bug in forum?
I was also getting that 28 error this morning when trying to view the subforums. When trying to look ... |
10-6-2005 at 13:11
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PbO2
This shouldn’t be a problem. The reaction between bleach and acetic acid is very slow and gives al ... |
9-6-2005 at 02:30
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flame temperatures
Oxidizing silver would not be easy, as the oxide is very unstable.
Tin wouldn’t stick to the gl ... |
8-6-2005 at 12:58
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PbO2
You could try this method: Precipitate the lead with a base, wash away the soluble byproducts, then ... |
8-6-2005 at 02:25
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KCLO3 by way of H2O + KCL
You can get the wire for a little over spot price on ebay. If you have an anvil, you may want to get ... |
7-6-2005 at 18:29
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Just some thing to watch out for.
A patent on acid? |
6-6-2005 at 17:19
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How do you calculate temperature?
If you’re talking about an aqueous reaction, you measure the temperature change of the solution an ... |
5-6-2005 at 04:06
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What is the most ignorant thing you have ever done while conducting an experiment?
What's wrong with confessions? He seems to be refomed. |
5-6-2005 at 04:02
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A breathable bomb (Rebreather)
I know that the superoxide idea is out there already, but I don’t know the specifics. Google will ... |
4-6-2005 at 14:50
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Biological oxidation of ammonium/amines
You may find [url=http://www.roguesci.org/theforum/archive/index.php/t-1842]this[/url] useful. It’ ... |
4-6-2005 at 05:21
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Butyric Acid
The acid would come off with the water, as per a standard steam distillation. You would need to frac ... |
3-6-2005 at 17:51
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I use lithium-ion polymers in electrochemical cells
It would probably be best to ask the manufacturer of the membrane. |
3-6-2005 at 03:08
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oleum & SO3
I wouldn't use a retort for this procedure for the simple fact that it is open to the air. Whil ... |
1-6-2005 at 13:01
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lead nitrate synthesis
Ah, that might have been my problem: not enough water. I can't remember exactly who the other p ... |
31-5-2005 at 15:34
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lead nitrate synthesis
I was going by personal experience and others’ posts. I had never come across any testimony to its ... |
31-5-2005 at 15:15
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Shrink dollar bills with Anhydrous Ammonia
Just FYI, anhydrous liquid ammonia is used to make drugs. Be careful not to raise any eyebrows. |
31-5-2005 at 15:12
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Shrink dollar bills with Anhydrous Ammonia
I agree with that assesment. [url=http://jchemed.chem.wisc.edu/Journal/Issues/1997/Nov/abs1357_2.htm ... |
31-5-2005 at 13:16
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lead nitrate synthesis
No, I can assure you that will not work. The CaSO<sub>4</sub> precipitate is extremely d ... |
31-5-2005 at 13:07
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What happened to rhodium and Hive
Demorol: if your browser uses a cache, you may have to clear it. |
30-5-2005 at 12:08
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Crystal precipitation by hot vapor
That doesn’t sound like ordinary water vapor there. Could it be some sort of reagent? |
30-5-2005 at 12:05
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Chemical calculator poll
The thing is that most of us here are amateurs who can’t afford this stuff and never do much compl ... |
30-5-2005 at 12:03
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Can´t login, but can post
At least for me, the board was down for some length of time yesterday. That might explain the lack o ... |
26-5-2005 at 02:26
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