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Weighing Teflon with static electricity Kind of a fancy scale. https://youtu.be/QafFS4izKn8	12-9-2021 at 16:24 by: Morgan
Making the H2/Cl2 Explosion More Interesting If you could find an account of the discovery by early chemists that might add interest. I recall so ...	30-8-2021 at 12:30 by: Morgan
Making the H2/Cl2 Explosion More Interesting If not mentioned, there's the demo using the light from burning Mg ribbon to set it off.	29-8-2021 at 15:49 by: Morgan
sulfur charring? This tiny amount of carbonaceous impurity was said to produce a black color. "Sulfur can also var ...	19-8-2021 at 14:44 by: Morgan
Materials science of spore motors On hissing mushrooms .... "The Devil's Cigar (a.k.a. "Texas Star") -- known to botanists as Chori ...	6-7-2021 at 11:42 by: Morgan
Permanganates [rquote=661430&tid=8480&author=SuperOxide]Quick question (that I didn't think was deserving ...	7-6-2021 at 12:39 by: Morgan
A few exotic compositions @Morgan: potassium nitrate is easier to find, so i'll probably try, when i'll get it. But if the pot ...	7-6-2021 at 12:19 by: Morgan
A few exotic compositions @Morgan: about the iodine cloud, it would be very fun, but obtaining ammonium nitrate in Europe afte ...	7-6-2021 at 06:52 by: Morgan
A few exotic compositions Iodine and ammonium nitrate mixed intimately and then quickly stir in powdered zinc for a beautiful ...	2-6-2021 at 16:44 by: Morgan
Testing Quartz Wool vs Borosilicate Wool I have some .002th reference grade Pt wire that has a slightly higher melting point than quartz. Pe ...	28-5-2021 at 08:01 by: Morgan
titanium dioxide turns yellow when heated. I noticed some galvanized pipe I used for an intake/exhaust would change to a yellow after running ...	21-5-2021 at 08:28 by: Morgan
Teflon bonding I came across this which offered some possible insight for glueing Teflon. And I see you can buy "Ar ...	8-5-2021 at 20:24 by: Morgan
Teflon bonding What might this be made of? Watching another Teflon bonding video by another company, they used supe ...	6-5-2021 at 18:12 by: Morgan
Short question / quick answer - Thread On eBay teflon tubing is described as S, T, or L from Chinese sellers. They sometimes list it as a s ...	6-5-2021 at 03:34 by: Morgan
A Solar Flare can ruin your whole day Lots of fun facts to ponder here. A good synopsis The Carrington Event \| Fascinating Horror https ...	4-5-2021 at 09:32 by: Morgan
The chlorate candle Tidbit - Candles a little after the 10 minute mark. How Do Nuclear Submarines Make Oxygen?- http ...	29-4-2021 at 12:59 by: Morgan
A few exotic compositions Magnesium and MgSO4 burns pretty good for something different.	19-4-2021 at 11:22 by: Morgan
oh my god! 2900$ for a mortar??? I really don't know how they are measuring hardness, just what I read. "The team measured the har ...	17-4-2021 at 14:48 by: Morgan
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations I saw this repurposed device that might be handy for some demonstrations. There're some for less tha ...	17-4-2021 at 07:48 by: Morgan
oh my god! 2900$ for a mortar??? I tried to find specific uses for a titanium mortar and pestles but couldn't locate any information. ...	15-4-2021 at 15:08 by: Morgan
oh my god! 2900$ for a mortar??? I remember telling a pulsejet enthusiast titanium wouldn't be a good choice for making a pulsejet. H ...	15-4-2021 at 12:23 by: Morgan
oh my god! 2900$ for a mortar??? I wonder if you could press/stamp form a bowl or mortar shape if you bought a round sheet or plate o ...	14-4-2021 at 07:16 by: Morgan
oh my god! 2900$ for a mortar??? That brought to mind some "pestle shapes" I bought at some industrial supply store for cheap. They w ...	13-4-2021 at 10:43 by: Morgan
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations Here's a clever variation on a theme. Sometimes you see a sleeve over the tube to modulate the pitch ...	9-4-2021 at 07:29 by: Morgan
Homemade Gas Burner - The poorman's Bunsen Burner I was reading about the Irish physicist John Tyndall and a steatite or soapstone burner used from th ...	8-4-2021 at 08:58 by: Morgan
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