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Separation of a US nickel
The ascorbic acid method is very time consuming and possibly inefficient, as are all of my methods, ... |
27-6-2011 at 14:27
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
Will the excess nitrate and metabisulfite react, consuming the latter reactant? |
27-6-2011 at 14:24
by: LanthanumK |
Isopropyl nitrite synthesis
Be careful with ammonium nitrite as it can be explosive (although the reaction conditions would not ... |
27-6-2011 at 14:23
by: LanthanumK |
Latest chemical order?
Iridium (just a spark plug)
Platinum (just a boring spark plug with pure platinum wire)
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27-6-2011 at 13:31
by: LanthanumK |
Tin (II) Chloride
For some reason, leaded solder dissolves in cold HCl in about 1 week, leaving behind a generous serv ... |
27-6-2011 at 13:26
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
Can you get 500 mg of nickel chloride for $0.50 or a deal similar to that at your ceramics supplier? ... |
27-6-2011 at 12:08
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
Cyanureeves, you move from sounding like an expert to a beginner. Anyway, I searched for "nickel fro ... |
27-6-2011 at 12:05
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
smuv: SO2 and ascorbic acid function similarly. The nickels dissolve rather slowly in HCl; to me ele ... |
27-6-2011 at 08:56
by: LanthanumK |
disolving a steel screw from an aluminum frame
A non-chemical way: Drill the screws out. |
27-6-2011 at 08:50
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
So would I just be plating cupronickel back onto the electrode using procedure 1?
m1tanker78: Why ... |
27-6-2011 at 05:56
by: LanthanumK |
Separation of a US nickel
I like to separate alloys. The US nickel, for reference, is 75% copper and 25% nickel.
My first s ... |
27-6-2011 at 04:55
by: LanthanumK |
Potassium carbonate from banana skins
None, only humans who act like chimps.
If I wanted to synthesize K2CO3, I would start with 1 banana ... |
27-6-2011 at 04:48
by: LanthanumK |
Rare earth nitrate
NurdRage has an excellent video on how to prepare two rare earth nitrates: http://www.youtube.com/wa ... |
27-6-2011 at 03:05
by: LanthanumK |
Ferric Ammonium Alum problems…
As you can see, the lighting condition affects the color of my commercially produced ferric ammonium ... |
27-6-2011 at 03:03
by: LanthanumK |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Click "Edit" on your post. Below the typing screen you will see photo uploading slots. Do not use th ... |
27-6-2011 at 02:59
by: LanthanumK |
Tungsten Compounds from W Electrodes
Are they pure tungsten electrodes, thoriated tungsten, ceriated tungsten, or lanthanated tungsten? |
27-6-2011 at 02:57
by: LanthanumK |
Potassium carbonate from banana skins
It depends on which one is more accessible for you. For me it would be banana skins. |
27-6-2011 at 02:55
by: LanthanumK |
titanium chemistry
Did you use concentrated HCl or just dilute stuff? |
26-6-2011 at 11:23
by: LanthanumK |
A good idea...
For the question about hydrides, opening a pyrophoric NiMH battery is the best way. |
26-6-2011 at 02:41
by: LanthanumK |
A good idea...
Science research should not have to be secret. It just has to be more accurate than normal forum tal ... |
25-6-2011 at 14:33
by: LanthanumK |
does chlorine affects calcium carbonate?
I did some research and did not find any reaction, but that doesn't mean one cannot occur. I wonder ... |
25-6-2011 at 08:42
by: LanthanumK |
does chlorine affects calcium carbonate?
It appears that calcium carbonate grows in chlorinator chambers, which shows that CaCO3 is not affec ... |
25-6-2011 at 06:19
by: LanthanumK |
A good idea...
Sciencemadness should not get as formal as a research journal. Anecdotes, one-time experiments, and ... |
25-6-2011 at 06:15
by: LanthanumK |
Grass/Weed killer
HCl reacts with NaClO3, you know (I hope), so your arrow is backwards to a certain extent. Here are ... |
25-6-2011 at 02:49
by: LanthanumK |
A good idea...
Why do the forums need to be password protected? Sorry if I am asking the obvious. |
24-6-2011 at 12:54
by: LanthanumK |
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