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Bubbling HCl gas into water - bubbles not absorbing
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13-6-2016 at 22:09
by: ave369
An original Kipp-style apparatus
When I get another bung such as this one, and another valve, I'll give it a try.
13-6-2016 at 12:32
by: ave369
An original Kipp-style apparatus
This will solve the problem with escaping solid reagents, but won't solve the problem of unknown res ...
13-6-2016 at 00:20
by: ave369
An original Kipp-style apparatus
This is a common hurdle with all Kipp designs. But here the problem is solved: if a particle of the ...
12-6-2016 at 23:52
by: ave369
Grinding Potassium Chlorate
Also, you should remember that any random organic impurity, including tiny particles of filter paper ...
12-6-2016 at 12:58
by: ave369
An original Kipp-style apparatus
Today, one of my test tubes went bad: a small hole formed in its bottom. I thought for a while what ...
12-6-2016 at 12:35
by: ave369
Fritted glass filtration question
I only use the fritted funnel for stuff that reacts with paper, such as ferrates or sulfuric acid. T ...
31-5-2016 at 03:45
by: ave369
Green "copper acetate" solution
Weak base and weak acid. And people somehow get surprised when their salt undergoes hydrolysis...
24-5-2016 at 14:17
by: ave369
Red Cabbage pH juice - can it be stored?
Our wiki has an article for anthoocyanin. http://www.sciencemadness.org/smwiki/index.php/Anthocyanin ...
24-5-2016 at 14:10
by: ave369
Red Cabbage pH juice - can it be stored?
In my experience, hibiscus herbal tea (marketed as "Red Zinger", "Italian Tea", etc) can be used as ...
22-5-2016 at 01:50
by: ave369
Labware and chemical recommendations
You don't have to buy major acids. They can be whipped up from nothing if you have the glassware.

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16-4-2016 at 08:22
by: ave369
How to test if H2SO4 or HBr
By smell, godsdammit! H2SO4 has no smell. HBr has a smell.
15-4-2016 at 04:30
by: ave369
Diethylurea syntesis?
I've read about a patent for making candles with colored flames. It involves making candles out of d ...
12-4-2016 at 12:06
by: ave369
government restrictions why bother
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The problem is that when you boil down battery acid ...
12-4-2016 at 03:48
by: ave369
Glassware Organization
[rquote=444151&tid=62891&author=aga]Aha ! A fellow recycler of broken glass stirring rods ? ...
10-4-2016 at 04:56
by: ave369
extraction of copper nitrate
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That green slush seems to have free nitric acid, cau ...
10-4-2016 at 04:48
by: ave369
government restrictions why bother
The biggest listed chemical in my country is concentrated sulfuric acid. Thus, "Boiling the Bat" (bo ...
6-4-2016 at 08:46
by: ave369
Hobby chemistry
I do not do reactions under 700C. I don't have glassware that can survive that. When I need to, I us ...
2-4-2016 at 02:15
by: ave369
Bases as solvents, metals
Only metals that are amphoteric in their lowest stable state of oxidation react with alkalis. Hydrox ...
2-4-2016 at 02:11
by: ave369
When Chemistry Goes Wrong
[rquote=443670&tid=63645&author=gatosgr]Wear gloves, chemicals can get through your skins an ...
29-3-2016 at 11:28
by: ave369
Hobby chemistry
I do not have a hotplate and stirrer. I use a common electric stove for flammable stuff, and open fl ...
27-3-2016 at 09:10
by: ave369
Stories of extremely chemophobic parents and yours :p
My mother is not chemophobic, because she is a chemist herself. When I was little and accidentally s ...
26-3-2016 at 23:15
by: ave369
Hobby chemistry
There is an old German book called "Chemistry for the inquiring mind" (Chemie selbst erlebt), by Gro ...
26-3-2016 at 11:46
by: ave369
A newbie questions
A BP of 10 degrees Celsius is already gas territory. It's not a liquid at STP, and at 10 degrees it' ...
26-3-2016 at 00:11
by: ave369
Dissolve Styrofoam? Nah...
If it's really styrofoam, acetone or gasoline should first turn it into jelly or putty. This "fire j ...
25-3-2016 at 04:42
by: ave369
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