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Cold fusion.
Yep, there's a global conspiracy by the world's thermometer makers to trick anybody who experiments ... |
6-11-2015 at 19:15
by: Pyrovus |
Clones of original atoms?
The only problem with that idea was that it required there to be an equal number of positrons (ie th ... |
31-10-2015 at 06:53
by: Pyrovus |
Clones of original atoms?
Clones are when you have two biological organisms (which are as it happens, things made of atoms) th ... |
23-10-2015 at 01:13
by: Pyrovus |
Theoretical Synthesis of Phosgene
[rquote=422572&tid=63893&author=Agari][rquote=422565&tid=63893&author=jnik]There is ... |
11-10-2015 at 04:48
by: Pyrovus |
CS2
I've tried cooking with CS2 before. While it does impart an interesting flavour to lobster, I found ... |
6-10-2015 at 14:20
by: Pyrovus |
Wanna be invisible
So called "one way mirrors" actually aren't, they just exploit an illusion to appear that way. The t ... |
6-10-2015 at 04:21
by: Pyrovus |
why HO2 is a stronger acid than H2O2
[rquote=405686&tid=62458&author=elementcollector1]Ah, a radical. That explains it, then. And ... |
24-5-2015 at 05:48
by: Pyrovus |
MSDS inconsistencies
[rquote=399394&tid=61995&author=alexleyenda]XD You are right, that is strange... Well potass ... |
2-4-2015 at 08:46
by: Pyrovus |
Does Cl2O cause lung cancer?
Given how reactive it is, I imagine it'll probably be unlikely to be able to get to DNA, as it will ... |
25-2-2015 at 11:15
by: Pyrovus |
The Short Questions Thread (4)
It does. It's why it's synthesised as needed, rather than stockpiled in the cell, because it doesn't ... |
9-10-2014 at 03:15
by: Pyrovus |
The weirdest chemical element ?
So many choices . . .
Let's see. Neon - the most unreactive element. Astatine - doesn't know whet ... |
1-10-2014 at 00:28
by: Pyrovus |
The best way to physically destroy an hard disk
Install Windows 8. |
12-7-2014 at 06:58
by: Pyrovus |
Idio-C
The people who believe this should be willing to prove it by going on a long voyage while only bring ... |
10-7-2014 at 22:54
by: Pyrovus |
UK Newspapers on Sulfuric Acid
Or gasoline. It's much easier to acquire than sulphuric acid, probably used about as much to attack ... |
6-7-2014 at 18:27
by: Pyrovus |
What if?
One outside possibility on that front is strangelets; effectively atoms where the nucleus has up dow ... |
1-7-2014 at 03:05
by: Pyrovus |
Uranium compounds
Perbromate was first prepared via the decay of radioactive selenate:
[sup]83[/sup]SeO[sub]4[/sub] ... |
31-3-2014 at 00:57
by: Pyrovus |
Liberation of polyatomic ions via electrolysis
[rquote=322859&tid=29462&author=Nicodem][rquote=322599&tid=29462&author=Upsilon]Anyw ... |
23-3-2014 at 22:42
by: Pyrovus |
Chemist's Nightmare
Thallium sulphate used to be used as a rat poison. I don't know about the rest of the world, but it ... |
18-3-2014 at 08:01
by: Pyrovus |
Citric acid + acetic acid=
Theoretically you could make the acetic ester of citric acid (it does have that hydroxyl group, afte ... |
18-3-2014 at 07:36
by: Pyrovus |
Hex- Prefix
Hexahexyl hexhexhexium? Might be difficult to make, though. |
3-3-2014 at 02:10
by: Pyrovus |
Pesticide Laws
Well, it is labeled as being TCCA, so as long as you use it in a manner consistent with it being TCC ... |
15-1-2014 at 00:40
by: Pyrovus |
Chemical properties of disodium chloride?
Neutral disodium chloride would be a [i]very[/i] transient species. You can get a Na[size=-4]2[/size ... |
13-3-2011 at 08:35
by: Pyrovus |
Bismuth - Tellurium
[rquote=167914&tid=13165&author=JohnWW]
As for Te giving rise to an horrible smell (like ga ... |
23-12-2009 at 07:33
by: Pyrovus |
Smelly on a whole new level?
Combining amines with thiols would likely be counterproductive, given the acidic nature of the S-H g ... |
11-12-2009 at 23:16
by: Pyrovus |
Thionyl chloride and iodine-compounds, peculiar reaction.
My guess is that like stated by the posters above, it is probably some sort of iodide promoted/catal ... |
8-12-2009 at 01:30
by: Pyrovus |
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