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Search [Next Page] Tetranitromethane Tetranitromethane gives off extremely poisonous vapors. It is so poisonous, it was one time consider ... 26-9-2011 at 08:55 by: AndersHoveland Production of Hydrochloric Acid Can hydrochloric acid actually be displaced from sodium chloride, using phosphoric acid, which is a ... 26-9-2011 at 08:48 by: AndersHoveland Tetranitromethane Tetranitromethane mixed with some toluene is more energetic, because the toluene can be burned off b ... 26-9-2011 at 08:35 by: AndersHoveland Making Sodium iodide and separating it from Sodium iodate [rquote=222985&tid=17635&author=blogfast25] You sure you made NaI from Na2CO3 + I2??? Where ... 26-9-2011 at 08:01 by: AndersHoveland Making Sodium Cyanide Often times you can find good tutorials for making cyanide on suicide forums. I found an interesting ... 26-9-2011 at 07:13 by: AndersHoveland Chemistry demographics [rquote=222952&tid=17633&author=ldanielrosa] I'm guessing that a fair number of the men in ... 26-9-2011 at 07:09 by: AndersHoveland SO2 Oxidation with Persulfate to Sulfuric Acid Trying to decompose pyrosulfate into sulfur trioxide requires strong heat. A typical electric stove ... 26-9-2011 at 06:57 by: AndersHoveland Making Sodium iodide and separating it from Sodium iodate Elemental iodine can be reduced to iodide by reaction with thiosulfate. The thiosulfate is reduced t ... 26-9-2011 at 06:51 by: AndersHoveland Tetranitromethane Some people have suggested that tetranitromethane might be easily made through halogen substition. F ... 26-9-2011 at 06:36 by: AndersHoveland Nitromethane, nitroethane, nitropropane synthesis via industrial route Those types of halogen substitution reactions can be difficult. Typically both the reactants must be ... 25-9-2011 at 13:52 by: AndersHoveland elemental magnesium from magnesium sulfate (epsom salts) It is virtually impossible for anyone to make magnesium metal in their backyard. Magnesium is a ver ... 25-9-2011 at 13:47 by: AndersHoveland SO2 Oxidation with Persulfate to Sulfuric Acid Persulfate is a very powerful oxidizer, especially when heated. There is no doubt that it should be ... 24-9-2011 at 15:39 by: AndersHoveland Strategies in Designing Ideal Explosives [rquote=222771&tid=17012&author=PHILOU Zrealone] A simple way to 1,2,3 triazoles is via ort ... 24-9-2011 at 15:14 by: AndersHoveland The short questions thread (3) If you typically are interested in organic chemistry, it is probably better to go with the acetic. I ... 23-9-2011 at 10:04 by: AndersHoveland Oxime reaction. Solvent substitutions? Methylene chloride solvent-based products can commonly be obtained as "model airplane glue", or in s ... 23-9-2011 at 09:45 by: AndersHoveland Make Potassium (from versuchschemie.de) D70 petroleum solvent has longer molecular chains, which means it can be heated to a higher temperat ... 23-9-2011 at 09:23 by: AndersHoveland PEA to anything?? This thread is going to be deleted by the moderators, but I will quickly answer you question: There ... 23-9-2011 at 09:12 by: AndersHoveland Small scale chlorine generation. [rquote=222705&tid=17336&author=Panache]Chlorine gas can also be produced by treating some s ... 23-9-2011 at 02:05 by: AndersHoveland Sulphur Monochloride, Dichloride, and Thionyl Chloride - Illustrated Practical Guide This is probably not the best place to put this post, but I found an interesting way to make sulfury ... 23-9-2011 at 01:58 by: AndersHoveland Iron(VIII), Fe+8 oxidation state After reading one of the posts in this forum suggesting that ferrate(VIII) might exist, I did some o ... 23-9-2011 at 01:42 by: AndersHoveland The folly of extracting zero-point energy I understand what you are saying, but I must personally disagree. I am rather partial to the belief ... 23-9-2011 at 01:04 by: AndersHoveland Sulfur is a stronger oxidizer than Iodine! I came across this reference that was very surprising to me, and I wanted to share it. "...the un ... 22-9-2011 at 23:13 by: AndersHoveland The folly of extracting zero-point energy If the measurements are actually accurate, there may be other possible explanations, such as "quantu ... 22-9-2011 at 21:41 by: AndersHoveland Oxime reaction. Solvent substitutions? I do not see any reason why methanol would be any different than ethanol as a solvent in this situat ... 22-9-2011 at 18:19 by: AndersHoveland Making your own drain cleaner When I was much younger, I liked mixing all the different cleaning chemicals down the drain to see w ... 22-9-2011 at 15:56 by: AndersHoveland [Next Page]

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