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Okay okay... here it is...
 Dany 
Okay guys, I will do as I have always done then in the past, be open about my inventio ... |
22-4-2014 at 07:11
by: deltaH |
Legally developing and researching EM by collaboration
[rquote=328750&tid=30194&author=Davin]Show the structure, and I can let you know if this is ... |
22-4-2014 at 06:03
by: deltaH |
Legally developing and researching EM by collaboration
[rquote=328747&tid=30194&author=Praxichys]All of my previous blather is under the premise th ... |
22-4-2014 at 05:56
by: deltaH |
Legally developing and researching EM by collaboration
@Bert,
I was following the points you made in the fireworks thread. I was thinking that this woul ... |
22-4-2014 at 05:46
by: deltaH |
Legally developing and researching EM by collaboration
Thank you all for the contributions thus far.
@Bert
I was wondering if this is not better suit ... |
22-4-2014 at 05:34
by: deltaH |
Legally developing and researching EM by collaboration
I have an idea for an energetic material I would like to research and develop [u]legally[/u], preffe ... |
22-4-2014 at 04:33
by: deltaH |
Isopropyl chloride preparation question
[i]...[u]140 ml[/u] isopropanol... and [u]100g[/u] of anh. ZnCl[sub]2[/sub] "catalyst"[/i]
Hint h ... |
20-4-2014 at 11:10
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Thanks [b]blogfast[/b] for indulging me.
To elaborate my thinking: since ZnCl[sub]2[/sub] behave ... |
20-4-2014 at 06:07
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
[i]"Does titanium passivate in chlorine? I thought it only does that in oxygen. "[/i]
I was think ... |
19-4-2014 at 23:43
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
That's a bummer! I think titanium's passivation layer is the problem here, IMHO. May I suggest mixin ... |
19-4-2014 at 14:14
by: deltaH |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
Best of luck with whatever course you take, you have a couple of options already.
[Edited on 19-4-2 ... |
19-4-2014 at 05:21
by: deltaH |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
Johnsons baby oil is pharma grade parrafin with some perfume added AFAIK  Again,
should be fine, b ... |
19-4-2014 at 02:55
by: deltaH |
Organic Solvents as a carrier fluid for ferro fluid
If you want something that is very low on aromatics, you need a heavily hydrotreated (hydrogenated) ... |
18-4-2014 at 13:16
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Maybe you might want to try insulating the parts of your apparatus where you don't want condensation ... |
18-4-2014 at 11:48
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Wow, beautiful [b]blogfast[/b], I'm very excited about the scope this opens up.
[quote]I removed ... |
18-4-2014 at 06:24
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Hi [b]bismuthate[/b], long time no see, glad to hear from you again
I'm a bit concerned about ... |
18-4-2014 at 01:13
by: deltaH |
Olive oil and KOH
I have tons of threads in beginners too. Also, many of these 'intelligent' questions have nothing to ... |
17-4-2014 at 12:51
by: deltaH |
Olive oil and KOH
I enjoy discussing experimental problems, so DO bother again.
You can work out the weight of 5ml ... |
17-4-2014 at 12:13
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Photos please if you can ... and be safe!
[quote]Only if you've got good quality lead. Forget ... |
17-4-2014 at 10:28
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
This sounds very promising indeed! Well done and thanks for trying it out.
[rquote=328083&t ... |
17-4-2014 at 09:20
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Agreed, though the NIST doesn't have liquid data for KAlCl[sub]4[/sub], nor a heat of fusion 
N ... |
17-4-2014 at 07:49
by: deltaH |
Olive oil and KOH
Yup, sweet and palatable sounds like glycerol. The optical effect of adding to water is also typical ... |
17-4-2014 at 05:50
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
I look forward to your results!
The dH is per my equation written, so per 2 mols.
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I am v ... |
17-4-2014 at 04:51
by: deltaH |
Chlorothermal reactions (chloride thermites) for preparing AlCl3 and KAlCl4
Thanks [b]blogfast[/b].
I was reading through the Wiki article on ZnCl[sub]2[/sub] and encountere ... |
17-4-2014 at 04:35
by: deltaH |
Olive oil and KOH
You should use a narrower container so that you can properly seperate your two layers by decantation ... |
17-4-2014 at 02:47
by: deltaH |
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