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Comparison of different suppliers and what elements they sell How about you guys check out onyxmet.com, good alternative and way better than buying overpriced che ...	17-2-2015 at 01:17 by: bolbol
Red P to Black P? Yes I understand clearly but that method is still kind of way too hard. I'll do more searching of th ...	15-2-2015 at 21:09 by: bolbol
Red P to Black P? I checked the PDFs and they mention the SnI4 + Au + P method but again that would be kind of hard to ...	15-2-2015 at 15:16 by: bolbol
Red P to Black P? Yeah the high pressure method is definitely out of question but I'm wondering if anyone knows that " ...	15-2-2015 at 07:23 by: bolbol
Red P to Black P? Quote from Wiki: "High pressures are usually required to produce black phosphorus, but it can al ...	15-2-2015 at 03:52 by: bolbol
Can NaOH dry out all kinds of the Rare earth nitate salts? I want to go ahead and produce like 10 grams of nitrates of each rare earth using the element itself ...	15-2-2015 at 00:23 by: bolbol
Making silver nitrate - impure silver I will recrystalize it and the rest that remains in solution ill redo with copper I guess.. I just d ...	8-2-2015 at 14:24 by: bolbol
Making silver nitrate - impure silver Well if it was 99.99% pure I don't think I'd get that blue tint. Even through videos ive seen on you ...	8-2-2015 at 13:25 by: bolbol
Making silver nitrate - impure silver It was like 31.18 grams if i remember correctly.. and its just a very light blue tint but still noti ...	8-2-2015 at 13:03 by: bolbol
Making silver nitrate - impure silver I made some Silver Nitrate yesterday with a troy ounce of silver advertised as 99.99%. I used 25 mls ...	8-2-2015 at 12:27 by: bolbol
Question about Beta Decay. Oh well never took a physics class.. lol	6-2-2015 at 14:49 by: bolbol
Question about Beta Decay. Okay it makes much much more sense now. Where do you learn this stuff mostly anyways? In quantum phy ...	6-2-2015 at 12:32 by: bolbol
Question about Beta Decay. [rquote=390658&tid=61448&author=careysub]I think the OPs question is of a much simpler, more ...	5-2-2015 at 20:43 by: bolbol
Question about Beta Decay. I have never learnt much about nuclear chemistry so this might be a really stupid question. When I l ...	4-2-2015 at 20:36 by: bolbol
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds? yes NO2 was evolved only at the beginning tho. And yes I read on wikipedia that adding more OH- will ...	4-2-2015 at 00:56 by: bolbol
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds? This was actually done using fairly conc nitric acid... Any body knows an easy way to separate the t ...	3-2-2015 at 23:51 by: bolbol
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds? I had a metal composed of zinc and copper dissolved in nitric acid and I neutralized it with NaOH to ...	3-2-2015 at 23:30 by: bolbol
Difference between nitrates and chlorates? and nitrates/chlorates with different cations? Well that sounds scary but now that uve said it... its tempting lol The mix of Red P and nitrate ...	26-1-2015 at 23:49 by: bolbol
KMnO4 > MnO2 + HNO3 > Mn(NO3)X Theres a difference in color of the product that occured which im not sure if its due to the particl ...	26-1-2015 at 23:44 by: bolbol
Difference between nitrates and chlorates? and nitrates/chlorates with different cations? Oh... well I've read a lot about perchlorates being scary especially the heavy metal ones.. so I tho ...	26-1-2015 at 23:32 by: bolbol
Difference between nitrates and chlorates? and nitrates/chlorates with different cations? I see, and in that case perchlorates are even stronger right? So if there was no water involved K ...	26-1-2015 at 19:53 by: bolbol
KMnO4 > MnO2 + HNO3 > Mn(NO3)X Alright so I did it in two different ways to see the difference. For experiment #1 -Dissolved 6 ...	26-1-2015 at 16:43 by: bolbol
Difference between nitrates and chlorates? and nitrates/chlorates with different cations? I know that when these chemicals are mixed with coal, sugar, or whatever that burns, they give the e ...	26-1-2015 at 14:35 by: bolbol
KMnO4 > MnO2 + HNO3 > Mn(NO3)X So are u saying MnO2 wouldn't react with nitric acid at all?	26-1-2015 at 14:15 by: bolbol
KMnO4 > MnO2 + HNO3 > Mn(NO3)X Unfortunately I don't have MnSO4 to begin with and In fact I don't have that kind of stuff around. ...	26-1-2015 at 00:19 by: bolbol
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