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destroying chlorates and leaving the prechlorates You could fractionally crystallize all of them since NaClO4 will stay in the solution. (209%)	2-1-2005 at 01:34 by: guy
Is this CuCl2? Was the copper part submerged in the water? It could CuCl2 if you used a slt bridge.	1-1-2005 at 14:13 by: guy
Separating MgSO4 from CuSO4 No.... I mean in the cathode side were hydrogen is produced.	1-1-2005 at 14:09 by: guy
Separating MgSO4 from CuSO4 Just wondering... Will the magnesium hydroxide produced be equal to 1/7 of the magnesium sulfate ...	1-1-2005 at 01:30 by: guy
calcium nitrate to ammonium nitrate You can also mix regular ammonia with calcium nitrate to precipitate Ca(OH)2 and you end up with AN. ...	31-12-2004 at 16:25 by: guy
not sure what i made That could be iodine. THe hypochlorite oxidized the iodide ion to iodine.	31-12-2004 at 16:19 by: guy
destroying chlorates and leaving the prechlorates [quote] since the chloride is much more soluable than the perchlorate. [/quote] That would only ...	31-12-2004 at 16:11 by: guy
Crystallizing out MgSO4 Would only the MgSO4 crystallize out if I place a seed crystal of MgSO4 in the solution and leaving ...	31-12-2004 at 16:08 by: guy
Separating MgSO4 from CuSO4 The only alcohol I have is isopropyl (99%). The internet doesn't have much on solubility of sa ...	31-12-2004 at 15:45 by: guy
Separating MgSO4 from CuSO4 I'm doning electrolysis of copper electrodes in MgSO4 solution with a salt bridge. Copper sulf ...	31-12-2004 at 01:19 by: guy
destroying chlorates and leaving the prechlorates Do you just want to seperate the two? If it were NaClO3 and NaClO4, according to this [url=http://w ...	31-12-2004 at 00:03 by: guy
Breaking down Surcose Is there anyway to breakown surcose to fructose and glucose? I think you might have to use some deh ...	30-12-2004 at 12:57 by: guy
how to produce Cu2O at home I made copper(I) oxide easily. First do electrolysis of Cu electrodes in salt water w/ a salt brid ...	28-12-2004 at 14:22 by: guy
Something interesting from NH4HCO3... [quote] The best thing you can do with NH4HCO3 this time is to bake a cake [/quote] What?!!! yo ...	12-12-2004 at 17:38 by: guy
acetic peroxide Couldn't sodium peracetate just be sodium acetate with H2O2 like percarbonates? [Edited on 12/ ...	12-12-2004 at 15:34 by: guy
Something interesting from NH4HCO3... How about ammonium chlorate or perchlorate? NH4HCO3 + NaClO4 --> NaHCO3 + NH4ClO4 Sodium bicar ...	12-12-2004 at 15:06 by: guy
acid salt + base ? It would behave the almost the same as a regular acid - base rxn. ex. NaHSO<sub>4</su ...	11-12-2004 at 20:55 by: guy
Electrolysis of tetraaminecopper(II) sulphate Electrolysis of [Cu(NH3)4]SO4. That could probably make copper at the cathode and NH3 will be liber ...	19-11-2004 at 18:32 by: guy
Electrolysis of tetraaminecopper(II) sulphate [quote] i lack ammonia [/quote] That's like the easiest thing to get at like a grocery sto ...	12-11-2004 at 12:44 by: guy
Help Making Ferric chloride from electrolysis [quote] You could be, in fact, getting a very fine suspension of Cu(OH)2 [/quote] Please tell m ...	3-11-2004 at 14:47 by: guy
Help Making Ferric chloride from electrolysis What do you mean basic CuCl2? There were no -OH or any basic anions present, its seperated by a salt ...	2-11-2004 at 20:16 by: guy
Help Making Ferric chloride from electrolysis Just a little bit. I guess there is an equililibrium between the Fe(OH)3 and FeCl2. I mixed the Na ...	2-11-2004 at 16:06 by: guy
Help Making Ferric chloride from electrolysis Why wouldn't the Fe(OH)3 react with the HCl again? I'm beginning to think maybe the NaCl ...	1-11-2004 at 22:30 by: guy
Rhodium solution Have the anode out of rhodium. Rhodium will be plated on the cathode, the other rhodium electrode wi ...	1-11-2004 at 16:44 by: guy
Help Making Ferric chloride from electrolysis I have been trying to make ferric chloride by electrolysis. I used a saturated solution of NaCl in ...	1-11-2004 at 15:50 by: guy
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