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Making Zinc Oxide
<strike>Might be fine magnesium? I've noticed that electrolytically reduced metals often plat ... |
20-5-2013 at 06:00
by: Sublimatus |
Methanol from Windshield Washer Fluid
This is the first thread that comes up on Google if one searches for "methanol from windshield washe ... |
13-5-2013 at 20:02
by: Sublimatus |
Pretty Pictures (1)
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Taking a shot at isolat ... |
6-5-2013 at 14:43
by: Sublimatus |
Laboratory Tips and Tricks
Pro Tip: Get yourself one of those cheap little toaster ovens.
They're great for drying salts, ... |
30-3-2013 at 15:15
by: Sublimatus |
p-toluenesulfonic acid synthesise problem
Mercedesbenz is correct.
Use Google to search the forum. I can recall answering threads about th ... |
25-3-2013 at 16:22
by: Sublimatus |
Make Potassium (from versuchschemie.de)
One could always use a balloon to achieve the same effect, assuming the increase of gas volume insid ... |
17-3-2013 at 15:53
by: Sublimatus |
Martius Yellow - fun with dyes
[rquote=277859&tid=23695&author=Magpie]It is also quite educational to see how easily contam ... |
14-3-2013 at 17:45
by: Sublimatus |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Maybe apatite (a calcium phosphate mineral)? Where did you find it? |
9-3-2013 at 20:47
by: Sublimatus |
calibrating pipettes
I love those things.
There's something about the thought of being able to dispense 0.5 μ ... |
2-3-2013 at 13:30
by: Sublimatus |
Electrolysis of bismuth and oxide layers
Could you elaborate on what you mean by:
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I am not sure that bismuth can electrolytically ... |
21-1-2013 at 19:59
by: Sublimatus |
Electrolysis of bismuth and oxide layers
Having played with bismuth and electrolysis for years, I am convinced there are methods I must be un ... |
21-1-2013 at 19:20
by: Sublimatus |
Electrolysis of bismuth and oxide layers
Use 0.1 M NaOH solution as your electrolyte.
Varying the current and distance between the electro ... |
21-1-2013 at 15:03
by: Sublimatus |
Plastic bottles for storing concentrated nitric acid?
One thing to consider is NO<sub>x</sub> gases building up inside of whatever container y ... |
20-1-2013 at 18:13
by: Sublimatus |
labware auction/bid site?
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12-1-2013 at 14:42
by: Sublimatus |
Pretty Pictures (1)
Hah!  One of the best investments I've made. They're not even terribly
expensive from a certain s ... |
28-12-2012 at 13:51
by: Sublimatus |
Pretty Pictures (1)
All the tiny stuff is the broken up "shake" at the bottom of the container. Most of the material is ... |
28-12-2012 at 10:58
by: Sublimatus |
Pretty Pictures (1)
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Iodine crystals. Looks a lot like graphite. |
28-12-2012 at 09:50
by: Sublimatus |
Artificial Ivory from Potato?
There are some mentions in old and new publications about a process by which a potato can be turned ... |
19-12-2012 at 22:06
by: Sublimatus |
Elemental bromine
400 mL of bromine is a lot of bromine. 
I'd hate to spill or drop something like that. |
13-10-2012 at 10:52
by: Sublimatus |
Official ether from starting fluid thread...
An MSDS for the Prestone brand mentions CO<sub>2</sub> as the propellant. I smelled no ... |
11-10-2012 at 11:55
by: Sublimatus |
Official ether from starting fluid thread...
Prestone Premium Starting Fluid is available at Wal-Mart, and likely other big box and automotive re ... |
10-10-2012 at 15:02
by: Sublimatus |
Welcome our newest troll : Bummer
Often times it makes more sense to leave them around so you can see right where they are. Banning a ... |
7-10-2012 at 12:17
by: Sublimatus |
Real chemistry is dying out, why?
You're right that eventually someone will have to figure out a large-scale route if the compound pro ... |
7-10-2012 at 11:58
by: Sublimatus |
Real chemistry is dying out, why?
I worked in a university lab in the 0.3 to 1 gram range.
Our lab wasn't exactly wealthy, and many ... |
7-10-2012 at 11:31
by: Sublimatus |
Electrodeposition How-To
It happens with bismuth too. Grind it small enough and it looks nearly black. I think this is due ... |
7-10-2012 at 11:06
by: Sublimatus |
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