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I need someone from the planet Vulcan
I was under the impression that 'vulcanising' was heating to a fairly high temp, derived from Vulcan ... |
7-10-2009 at 08:02
by: AngelEyes |
Hypergolic Reactions and Energetics
"instance with 35% H2O2 and H2SO4 there was no reaction with acetone"
- forgive me, but doesn't t ... |
18-7-2008 at 06:17
by: AngelEyes |
Non-nitrate explosives
Azides (-N<sub>3</sub> and Acetylides (-C<sub>2</sub> also spring to mind. ... |
11-6-2008 at 04:24
by: AngelEyes |
Mud problem in AN
Cotton or Ceramic Fibre wool in a glass tube maybe?
It would act as a partial bung, slowly cloggin ... |
23-5-2008 at 08:15
by: AngelEyes |
H2S intoxication
This maybe slightly OT, or possibly even getting us back on topic, depending on how you look at it.
... |
14-5-2008 at 05:01
by: AngelEyes |
How about this?
I guess it might be called CycloTriCarbonylTriNitrosAmine (CTCTNA).
Similar to CTMTNA that can be p ... |
2-8-2006 at 13:30
by: AngelEyes |
Metal nitrates - the easy way
[quote]
Er.. um... hummm... did you happen to think that your ammonium sulfate would be causing the ... |
12-6-2006 at 03:23
by: AngelEyes |
Found some Ammonium Nitrate...
...in a Calcium multi action fertiliser. Seems it's a mix of Ammonium Nitrate (about 80%) and chalk ... |
9-6-2006 at 04:30
by: AngelEyes |
Metal nitrates - the easy way
Right...so I have a quantity of a light-turquoise powder after filtration. It's taken ages to dry bu ... |
11-5-2006 at 09:42
by: AngelEyes |
Actually...
...my Copper Nitrate <i>is</i> blue. Not sure why I put it as green. It's large, clumpy ... |
3-5-2006 at 01:24
by: AngelEyes |
Metal nitrates - the easy way
Going to resurrect an earlier thread rather than start a new one.
I have some Copper Nitrate and ... |
2-5-2006 at 06:43
by: AngelEyes |
Exotic thermites & analogs
From NewScientist.com...
Exploding ink
A very unusual ink-jet printer cartridge, containing ... |
8-2-2006 at 04:33
by: AngelEyes |
Bacterial Hydrazine
Saw this:
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/pollution-05zn.html
...and figured it qualified as Ma ... |
27-10-2005 at 06:49
by: AngelEyes |
Or you could use a balloon?
Well, a few balloons I guess. But nice and simple, cheap, easy etc. |
22-7-2005 at 04:01
by: AngelEyes |
Naming Acids
One exception to this might be the -ide's.
Chloride, for example, comes from HydroChloric Ac ... |
7-3-2005 at 04:21
by: AngelEyes |
Cellulose acetate
Isn't Cellulose Acetate the stuff they use for cigarette filters?
Could be expensive if you& ... |
19-2-2005 at 03:13
by: AngelEyes |
Best and worst smelling chemicals?
Worst.
Butyric Acid.
Best.
Whichever chemical gives freshly-cut grass it's smell. Wonder ... |
17-2-2005 at 04:18
by: AngelEyes |
Tetramethylenehexaamine
Isn't it hexamethylenetetraamine (ie 6 methylene and 4 amine)...?
Type that name and 'n ... |
15-2-2005 at 08:38
by: AngelEyes |
Cyclic Ozone
Spotted this the other day:
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/rocketscience-05e.html
Might tickle ... |
4-2-2005 at 04:38
by: AngelEyes |
Resin Filler
for your source of Aluminium?
Wow - I bought some resin filler Al and found it to be remarkably u ... |
12-1-2005 at 09:59
by: AngelEyes |
Isopropyl peroxide ?
I would have thought:
Isopropyl + H Peroxide + Acid --> Acetone Peroxide (+ Water + remaining ... |
20-12-2004 at 08:57
by: AngelEyes |
Ammonium Sulfate to Ammonium Sulfide
A small point...but I never suggested bubbling ammonia through hydrogen sulphide - that was the good ... |
6-12-2004 at 04:25
by: AngelEyes |
solidification of liquid carbolic acid?
Liquid phenol - nice...probably quite pure. I bet this 'chemical market' wasn't in th ... |
29-11-2004 at 08:21
by: AngelEyes |
Rocket propellant
Because Chlorates are easier to get hold of that perchlorates and cheaper. It's also a better o ... |
23-11-2004 at 04:23
by: AngelEyes |
Isopropyl peroxide
What is this exactly?
It was referred to in an earlier post but all I can find on google are refere ... |
18-11-2004 at 04:26
by: AngelEyes |
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