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Isopropyl peroxide ?
I did a search on <a href="http://www.ixquick.com/" target="_blank">ixquic ... |
21-7-2003 at 21:55
by: blip |
star tracker positioning
Interesting topic!  I think this is doable, but I was also thinking that
obstructions like trees ... |
21-7-2003 at 14:32
by: blip |
Question about Nitric Acid and Sulfuric Acid
a123x, you beat me to the 18M explaination as I was previewing my post! I find
it sort of an ad ... |
19-7-2003 at 18:10
by: blip |
You the User!
I have tons of mp3s on my mess of a harddrive that I listed <a href="http://www.geocities.co ... |
18-7-2003 at 21:20
by: blip |
Sodium!
Sorry about that Organikum.  When I see that a thread has new posts, I usually
don't reread ... |
18-7-2003 at 20:05
by: blip |
Sodium!
Are you sure hydrogen would provide a safe inert atmosphere over the sodium? I've read that li ... |
16-7-2003 at 14:42
by: blip |
Lab safety
Maybe H<sub>2</sub>S doesn't just deaden smell. 
I was thinking that the react ... |
15-7-2003 at 16:25
by: blip |
elements collection
Well, I'm starting such a collection, too. I'm hopefully going to be
successful in isol ... |
11-7-2003 at 21:31
by: blip |
Improvised still pics up!
I was wondering: Is the mercury vapor in a partial vacuum or is it near atmospheric pressure? Isola ... |
7-7-2003 at 09:23
by: blip |
Aluminum powder synthesis
I read a great article on making magnallium powder where you alloy aluminum and magesium in a 1:1 ra ... |
2-7-2003 at 14:09
by: blip |
Concentrating H2O2 by electrolysis
A base such as CaO would cause it to decompose, I've seen it when I tried to make CaO<sub> ... |
30-6-2003 at 07:55
by: blip |
Preparation of sulfur
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You could react the CaS with H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>, much simpl ... |
30-6-2003 at 07:44
by: blip |
Where do you experiment ?
I've got a heavily trashed shed (15x15 to 20x20  ) that I will use when I
feel like clearing i ... |
18-6-2003 at 21:39
by: blip |
Making sulfur from sodium sulfide
To clean my silverware (which is usually very heavily tarnished by the time I decide to do it), I us ... |
13-6-2003 at 11:45
by: blip |
Making sulfur from sodium sulfide
I got my idea from the Claus process, but I forgot what the conditions were supposed to be. I� ... |
12-6-2003 at 17:46
by: blip |
Organic chlorinations
NaOH + Cl<sub>2</sub> <sup><u>__</u></sup>> NaOCl + HCl
HC ... |
12-6-2003 at 17:30
by: blip |
Messing around with superoxides
[url=http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.uni-bayreuth.de/departme ... |
12-6-2003 at 14:42
by: blip |
Making sulfur from sodium sulfide
So I guess the best way would be to put it into an acid to produce H<sub>2</sub>S and pa ... |
12-6-2003 at 14:05
by: blip |
Making sulfur from sodium sulfide
Would displacing sulfur from Na<sub>2</sub>S using Cl<sub>2</sub> be safe (w ... |
11-6-2003 at 23:44
by: blip |
Messing around with superoxides
I found that NaO<sub>2</sub> is [url=http://www.webelements.com/webelements/compounds/te ... |
11-6-2003 at 22:59
by: blip |
Organic chlorinations
I hope this is recognized as a delta: <strike>^</strike>
2NaOCl -<strike>^</ ... |
10-6-2003 at 18:27
by: blip |
Ammonia burning catalysis
Platinum is used to burn NH<sub>3</sub> in O<sub>2</sub> to NO and H<sub& ... |
27-5-2003 at 22:37
by: blip |
Formaldehyde
I've seen CH<sub>2</sub>O produced by a rather powerful spark underwater using grap ... |
26-5-2003 at 20:06
by: blip |
Equilibrium
I'm pretty sure equilibrium drives solid double-replacement reactions, so equal molar amounts o ... |
26-5-2003 at 07:25
by: blip |
Preparation of Chlorine
Probably the easiest way is to combine MnO<sub>2</sub> and HCl.
MnO<sub>2</s ... |
25-5-2003 at 18:19
by: blip |
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