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NH4NO3->nitric acid + ammonia
The temperature distribution curve for ammonium nitrate at 170°C likely has at least some of ... |
4-8-2003 at 18:53
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Sodium Chlorate and Potassium Chlorate
I always thought oxygen would bond to the chlorine using coordinate covalent bonds from chlorite to ... |
3-8-2003 at 17:53
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Ammonium Chloride + Urea ??
I'm fairly sure urea and ammonium chloride don't react. I know that urea dissolves in wat ... |
2-8-2003 at 17:12
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Cyanate to cyanide - fresh thread
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Correct me if I'm wrong but is'nt red hot iron in water turned to tetraoxidee.I k ... |
31-7-2003 at 16:15
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A few questions
[quote]i seem to be pretty reesistant to nitric ester headaches, ive taken whifs of methyl nitrate a ... |
29-7-2003 at 20:26
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Bonding in the nitrate ion
Thanks for the pic, even though I've seen it before.
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Acidic and basic behaviour can a ... |
29-7-2003 at 20:01
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Bonding in the nitrate ion
Actually it was the bottom oxygen atom that's supposed to be negatively charged, see the single ... |
28-7-2003 at 23:53
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Sodium Cyanoborohydride
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Everybody has access to lithium metal!
Thanks "ENERGIZER"
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I hear ... |
28-7-2003 at 20:19
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Sodium Chlorate and Potassium Chlorate
Yeah, sorry about that, I was thinking hydrazine was HN=NH for some weird reason. Hypochlorite disp ... |
28-7-2003 at 20:12
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PbO or PbO2
I read about metal bonding in my chem book. It talked about the electron "soup" and then ... |
28-7-2003 at 19:44
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Bonding in the nitrate ion
This question's been bugging me for a few days: Is the lone pair on the nitrogen atom in the ni ... |
28-7-2003 at 19:36
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Sodium Chlorate and Potassium Chlorate
Umm, doesn't hydrazine have a nitrogen double bond? And why would chlorine take electrons from ... |
28-7-2003 at 14:23
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Sodium Cyanoborohydride
<a href="http://www.rhodium.ws/" target="_blank">Rhodium.ws</a> has ... |
26-7-2003 at 20:35
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Preparation of cyanides
[quote]NH3 + CHCl3 --> HCN + 3 HCl[/quote]
Isn't there a way to get HCN to become gaseous? ... |
26-7-2003 at 16:07
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RDX help
You have to concentrate the HNO<sub>3</sub> using concentrated sulfuric acid to hold bac ... |
26-7-2003 at 15:58
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Preparation of cyanides
<a href="http://www.nidlink.com/~jfromm/chem201/chem204l.htm" target="_blank" ... |
26-7-2003 at 05:44
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Favorite Science Books
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...its hard to go back to where I was because I want to keep reading whatever page I landed ... |
25-7-2003 at 19:53
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Sodium by chemical methods
Decomposition of sodium azide wouldn't be so bad if you had a way to contain the large, abrubt ... |
25-7-2003 at 19:44
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Chemical Isolation of Fluorine
I remember reading about Sir Humphrey Davy decompsing some flourine manganese complex or something t ... |
24-7-2003 at 23:37
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Sodium by chemical methods
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Why aren't cyanides then decomposed at the moment of formation?
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The carbo ... |
24-7-2003 at 23:21
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Thermite-Iron Oxide Q
I remember calculating Fe<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub>'s enthalpy of format ... |
23-7-2003 at 22:54
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Sodium Chlorate and Potassium Chlorate
You can also use KCl and most other potassium salts, not just K<sub>2</sub>CO<sub> ... |
23-7-2003 at 22:50
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Nitrosyl Perchlorate
What about nitryl perchlorate; its formula is the same as nitronium perchlorate but has a peroxide b ... |
23-7-2003 at 22:20
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Nitric acid
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Ca(NO3)2 ----> CaO + O2 + 1/2N2
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Small error: 
Ca(NO<sub>3</sub& ... |
23-7-2003 at 22:06
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Isopropyl peroxide ?
I don't recommend mixing <b><i>anything</i></b> with it until you know ... |
22-7-2003 at 12:40
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