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extraction of copper from pcb
Oxygen/air also can help dissolve the copper, but it is slow unless you actively bubble air through ... |
22-1-2019 at 02:00
by: phlogiston |
Is $32 dollars for 500g of Sodium chlorate expensive?
Not a bad price, and you are lucky to be able to purchase it at all. It is not sold to the public at ... |
20-1-2019 at 14:08
by: phlogiston |
How to clean up Active Charcoal in the lab?
+1 on detergent solution.
just warm water with dishwasher soap is quite effective for cleaning ch ... |
18-1-2019 at 03:41
by: phlogiston |
Whatever happened to Doug's Lab..?
Texium mentioned as recently as last november that he knew that Doug was OK, just busy.
Having youn ... |
17-1-2019 at 03:23
by: phlogiston |
Ferric Ammonium Citrate Disposal
You don't mention the concentration.
I don't think you need to be overly worried about its toxici ... |
13-1-2019 at 09:10
by: phlogiston |
Power Supply from Model Train Control
But you do have control over the 'amperage' (more properly 'current').
The current is related to vo ... |
13-1-2019 at 03:42
by: phlogiston |
does a p100 gas mask protect against sulfur dioxide
I think many of us can relate. I think you'll fit in here very well, and in a few years you'll see t ... |
9-1-2019 at 03:08
by: phlogiston |
does a p100 gas mask protect against sulfur dioxide
I think it is not necessary to be so harsh. OP asks a reasonable question, demonstrates that he's lo ... |
5-1-2019 at 17:09
by: phlogiston |
Detectable radioactivity from rubidium?
I've tried with an ampoule of rubidium metal and rubidium iodide, but did not observe a clear increa ... |
3-1-2019 at 12:52
by: phlogiston |
Can we travel back in time really?
Here's a thought I always have when reading discussions on this topic, but never see mentioned:
W ... |
30-12-2018 at 10:35
by: phlogiston |
pH ~8 buffer
Not your question, but make sure to match osmolality as well. OTC solutions for lenses contain a bor ... |
30-12-2018 at 10:24
by: phlogiston |
Uranium carbonate leach next steps?
Have you seen Carl Willis page?
https://carlwillis.wordpress.com/2008/02/20/uranium-chemistry/
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30-12-2018 at 01:15
by: phlogiston |
Black humour (?) of Victorian chemists
Still, considering they were able to discover things like thallium, phosgene, etc without killing th ... |
28-12-2018 at 13:32
by: phlogiston |
Large lab
Size does not matter. Professional labs make money or generate new knowledge. amateurs just play fo ... |
28-12-2018 at 07:46
by: phlogiston |
Be,As and Tl
You'll like Vrbaite. This mineral, even harder to find than it to pronounce, contains not only Thall ... |
27-12-2018 at 03:50
by: phlogiston |
Hi, I'm new :)
[rquote=565212&tid=114061&author=hacker]Heh. I am not PhDChemist. I have seen his naturopath ... |
22-12-2018 at 16:41
by: phlogiston |
I need help with optoisolators. . .
WGTR's question is at the heart of the matter.
To obtain a 5V power supply from 24V, a 3-terminal ... |
20-12-2018 at 09:16
by: phlogiston |
Post #2000 and an apology for accidentally deleting a thread
[rquote=562883&tid=112108&author=JJay]Without Melgar's scripts, someone else would have put ... |
14-12-2018 at 19:03
by: phlogiston |
Yeast plasmid max size
Jackson, your basic idea is not bad.
It is just that from the questions you are asking it is obviou ... |
14-12-2018 at 15:32
by: phlogiston |
Yeast plasmid max size
It is indeed sometimes the case that yeast can assemble a eukaryotic protein that E coli won't. Howe ... |
14-12-2018 at 03:56
by: phlogiston |
Yeast plasmid max size
Why did you choose yeast? Bacteria are often easier and faster to work with. For this kind of projec ... |
14-12-2018 at 02:16
by: phlogiston |
20g/10g rubidium ampoules for sale
Received an ampoule of Rb and a bar of Be from these guys in the mail today, less than 2 weeks after ... |
13-12-2018 at 17:31
by: phlogiston |
Having dreams/nightmares about chemicals
I remember a dream in the last year of primary school, in which I made magnesium metal by electrolys ... |
28-11-2018 at 15:09
by: phlogiston |
Guess the energetic material!
Ha, beat you to it 
Over the weekend, I was trying to think of obscure pyrotechnic mixtures/energ ... |
25-11-2018 at 13:43
by: phlogiston |
Guess the energetic material!
Is it a styphnate?
Lead styphnate can have different shades of yellow/orange. Color shown seems c ... |
23-11-2018 at 06:03
by: phlogiston |
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