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Alkali ionic liquids LiCl-KCl eutectic is pretty usefull, it melts only at 352 °C. [url]https://sci-hub.se/https://li ...	10-4-2024 at 10:19 by: Bedlasky
Archive of permanently deleted nile red videos not even available on patreon [rquote=691439&tid=154434&author=Kevlar]I never was aware that ScienceMadness has it's very ...	10-3-2024 at 04:27 by: Bedlasky
Simple guide for analytical chemistry Alizarin turns Al(OH)3 red. Something similar can be done with Mg(OH)2 using titan yellow (red preci ...	10-3-2024 at 03:33 by: Bedlasky
Question about university [rquote=691132&tid=160188&author=Achilles][rquote=691124&tid=160188&author=Bedlasky] ...	24-2-2024 at 02:35 by: Bedlasky
Question about university Something like this: [url]https://studuj.upce.cz/en/engineering-energetic-materials-0[/url]	23-2-2024 at 08:50 by: Bedlasky
How do I recrystallize ferric chloride? Do you want specifically FeCl3 or are you making it just because you want some soluble Fe(III) salt ...	21-2-2024 at 16:28 by: Bedlasky
How hazardous is fluorine chemistry? There are some experiments with fluorides which can be done relatively safely. Lanthanides make beau ...	14-2-2024 at 17:08 by: Bedlasky
Simple guide for analytical chemistry [rquote=690849&tid=160107&author=teodor]Thanks Bedlasky for starting this thread. I myself t ...	14-2-2024 at 16:56 by: Bedlasky
Volumetry Volumetry is a method based on titration of a sample in the solution. [b]Titration[/b] is addition ...	14-2-2024 at 16:46 by: Bedlasky
Pretty Pictures (2) PbCl2 crystals [file]100929[/file] Na2[BiCl5] crystals [file]100931[/file]	8-2-2024 at 11:46 by: Bedlasky
Preparation of Hydrogen Cyanide Interesting history debate. There are still lots of grievences around WW2. I could throw up few opin ...	7-2-2024 at 11:40 by: Bedlasky
Sorry for the downtime I was little bit worried what's going on. I am glad that everything is okay. Thanks Polveron for you ...	7-2-2024 at 11:16 by: Bedlasky
Synthesis of terephthalic acid from a PET water bottle Very interesting procedure! I add it to list of my future experiments. I appreciate your detailed re ...	7-2-2024 at 11:08 by: Bedlasky
mauve preparation [rquote=326546&tid=30010&author=Magpie] [b]It has been fun researching this book and trying ...	26-1-2024 at 09:09 by: Bedlasky
Preparation of Hydrogen Cyanide [rquote=690387&tid=160124&author=Bedlasky]Very interesting! I am looking forward to that vid ...	24-1-2024 at 12:29 by: Bedlasky
Gravimetry Gravimetry is based on precipitation of some ion we want to determine from its aqueous solution and ...	23-1-2024 at 09:46 by: Bedlasky
Preparation of Hydrogen Cyanide [rquote=690391&tid=160124&author=ItalianChemist]Very nice work! I love these ampuoles It ...	23-1-2024 at 07:12 by: Bedlasky
Preparation of Hydrogen Cyanide Very interesting! I am looking forward to that video. I found years ago very interesting document ...	23-1-2024 at 05:44 by: Bedlasky
Please allow me to introduce myself... Hello and welcome! Your lab look awesome! In what type of chemistry are you interested in?	23-1-2024 at 05:26 by: Bedlasky
Question regarding UV-VIS calibration curves Always is used concentration before you add reagents. Dilution is always the same. So yeah, you have ...	21-1-2024 at 12:11 by: Bedlasky
Nitric acid bottles growing exterior crystals? I don't know what the crystals are, but fuming nitric acid attack plastics. Even plastic caps from d ...	21-1-2024 at 06:18 by: Bedlasky
Prepublications PDF conversion Great project Belowzero! This is a time consuming task. Your effort is really appreciated!	21-1-2024 at 06:12 by: Bedlasky
Silica dust Silica dissolves in molten NaOH. You can then dissolve sodium silicate in the water and precipitate ...	20-1-2024 at 06:26 by: Bedlasky
Iron (III) Sulfate (ferric sulfate) synthesis Just add ammonium sulfate. Or equivalent amount of sulfuric acid and ammonia.	15-1-2024 at 03:49 by: Bedlasky
Iron (III) Sulfate (ferric sulfate) synthesis It's still probably contaminated with Fe(II). I made some ammonium ferric sulfate from old FeSO4, H2 ...	14-1-2024 at 13:36 by: Bedlasky
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