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Search CuCl2+CH3OH+DCM=blue flame? Yes! The flame is exactly that blue! 12-7-2019 at 03:30 by: Science Nerd CuCl2+CH3OH+DCM=blue flame? The flame in the book is a really nice blue(like burning natural gas but brighter). 11-7-2019 at 23:39 by: Science Nerd CuCl2+CH3OH+DCM=blue flame? I'm not doing this (safety reasons and DCM is restricted),just asking. The book says DCM turns the ... 11-7-2019 at 19:45 by: Science Nerd CuCl2+CH3OH+DCM=blue flame? Hi,I recently saw you could ignite a solution of copper chloride in methanol and DCM and get blue fl ... 11-7-2019 at 05:34 by: Science Nerd Unexpected green crystals from a failed attempt on making ferric alum Ok,I will test this with ferricyanide and ferrocyanide. I want to make potassium ferrioxalate by m ... 8-7-2019 at 16:02 by: Science Nerd Unexpected green crystals from a failed attempt on making ferric alum Also, I don't have sulfuric acid. Would this be pure enough for making potassium ferrioxalate? ... 8-7-2019 at 02:12 by: Science Nerd Unexpected green crystals from a failed attempt on making ferric alum I got the ferric sulfate from a local chemical supplier, it's a light brownish yellow powder. The ... 8-7-2019 at 02:07 by: Science Nerd Unexpected green crystals from a failed attempt on making ferric alum Also, the ferric sulfate didn't all dissolve, and the solution turned yellow green. 7-7-2019 at 21:03 by: Science Nerd Unexpected green crystals from a failed attempt on making ferric alum I tried making ferric alum by mixing ferric sulfate and ammonium sulfate, but got green crystals a ... 7-7-2019 at 21:01 by: Science Nerd

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