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Rhodium solution
I think it could be any salt as long as its soluble. |
1-11-2004 at 15:41
by: guy |
Extraction of palmitic, oleic etc. acids from olives oil
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Oleic acid solidifies and precipitates from the oil at low temperatures. Just place the oli ... |
1-11-2004 at 15:36
by: guy |
iron sulfate heptahydrate
Well, I looked at it for a while and I realized that the "ferric sulfate" must be copper p ... |
15-10-2004 at 14:17
by: guy |
Insoluble Ferric sulfate?
I started with copper sulfate and used iron to displace it and it turned to ferrous sulfate. When i ... |
14-10-2004 at 20:56
by: guy |
Ammonium Dichromate Volcano
[url=http://www.rhodium.ws/chemistry/potassium.dichromate.html]http://www.rhodium.ws/chemistry/potas ... |
14-10-2004 at 20:47
by: guy |
smells, glorious smells.
Fart is methane, hydrogen sulfide (espically if you eat eggs) and the smell of your food, Nasty mix. ... |
14-10-2004 at 20:38
by: guy |
smells, glorious smells.
How about chlorine?
Almost everything smelly is poisonous, so I wuldnt mess around with it |
14-10-2004 at 14:14
by: guy |
Precipitated copper powder
So this reaction
CuSO4 + Ascorbic acid, does the remaining sulfate combine with the H+ to form sulf ... |
13-10-2004 at 17:20
by: guy |
Obtaining Potassium Nitrate
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don't swallow that shit because it won't kill you
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Huh? Why would a ... |
5-10-2004 at 14:09
by: guy |
Obtaining Potassium Nitrate
I bought a Greenlight stump remover and it has a smell, like fertilizer or something.
Potassium nit ... |
1-10-2004 at 14:31
by: guy |
Fe3O4
How could that cell produce Fe3O4?
Wouldn't it make FeCl2 and NaOH which would react to form ... |
14-9-2004 at 15:49
by: guy |
Fe3O4
I don't know for sure but you could take wo pieces of steel wool and attach to a battery and to ... |
13-9-2004 at 20:16
by: guy |
H2SO3 to H2SO4
What was your source of sulfur (dusting sulfur?) |
26-8-2004 at 16:13
by: guy |
Interesting Reactions
There's always pyrotechnic experiments like KMnO4 + glycerine (brake fluid works well too) |
21-8-2004 at 22:12
by: guy |
sodium percarbonate
Percarbonates are not CO4 salts.
My Penguin Dictionary of Chemistry states that percarbonates are ... |
20-8-2004 at 19:44
by: guy |
**HSO4 compounds synth.?
Electrolyize Sodium bisulfate with sulfuric acid and I guess that would produce H2O2. |
20-8-2004 at 19:40
by: guy |
sodium percarbonate
Na2CO3.H2O2
Maybe it could be made by adding anhydrous soda ash to pure hydrogen peroxide. |
19-8-2004 at 22:11
by: guy |
**HSO4 compounds synth.?
Also by heating Ammonium sulfate you will get ammonium bisulfate but don't overheat it or it wi ... |
19-8-2004 at 21:51
by: guy |
Separating borax from a mixture?
You can always make your own HCl |
11-8-2004 at 20:37
by: guy |
Separating borax from a mixture?
From my searching, it seems that borax only dissolves 6grams/100grams of water.
So maybe dissolve ... |
9-8-2004 at 12:38
by: guy |
Most corrosive agent?
Also, HSO3F and SbF5 mixture gives a super acid.
And is perchloric acid stronger than sulfuric ac ... |
9-8-2004 at 12:04
by: guy |
Chlorine
Calcium chloride does dry it but not completely.
And as for sulfuric acid, I am not sure but just ... |
9-8-2004 at 00:10
by: guy |
Ozone in Volcanic Vents?
When fluorine reacts with water it produces HF, O2, and O3. |
7-8-2004 at 19:58
by: guy |
H2SO3 to H2SO4
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I always boiled off some water from the 3% to 1/10 of its volume to get ~ 30%
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2-8-2004 at 22:19
by: guy |
H2SO3 to H2SO4
I know about that method of freezing it. Its just that I have a really old refridgerator and I dont ... |
2-8-2004 at 10:13
by: guy |
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