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Copper Borate?
I never think myself brilliant and all. I have a very ordinary knowledge in chemistry. But again, I' ... |
6-2-2015 at 10:30
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
oh well then, I will stop lecturing and you continue it. |
6-2-2015 at 10:16
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
Well, yes, page 2.236 in the book "Textbook of Inorganic chemistry" written by PL Soni and Mohan Kat ... |
6-2-2015 at 10:13
by: Shivachemist |
Titanium nitrate
Do they have photo or video evidence? |
6-2-2015 at 09:58
by: Shivachemist |
Titanium nitrate
Can I have the references for the aforementioned points? Of course, without your lecture this time : ... |
6-2-2015 at 09:38
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
Well, it was formerly considered to be a perborate, NaBO3. 4 H2O ------> NaBO2. H2O2. 3 H2O |
6-2-2015 at 09:34
by: Shivachemist |
Druken Aga Challenge (DAC) #3 - Closed (but open to discussion)
oh darn, you can make both dilute sulfuric acid and dilute nitric acid by this method. Not sure abou ... |
5-2-2015 at 12:34
by: Shivachemist |
Druken Aga Challenge (DAC) #3 - Closed (but open to discussion)
How about preparing Nitric acid from these compounds? Can you buy these from garden or agricultural ... |
5-2-2015 at 12:24
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
You did not get my point I think, fine, no worries. Sorry if I've not made it clear. Thanks for read ... |
5-2-2015 at 11:57
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
Well, thank you. You can even see this quoted point in wiki too (see under reactions in wiki). Btw, ... |
5-2-2015 at 10:30
by: Shivachemist |
Hydroxylamine NH2OH Uses (and Production)
I'm going to take a video about hydroxylamine soon ( Sodium carbonate, Sodium nitrite and sulfur dio ... |
5-2-2015 at 07:05
by: Shivachemist |
A science/chemistry show
A good one Jylliana, thanks for sharing with us. |
5-2-2015 at 00:59
by: Shivachemist |
Copper Borate?
Well, metaborates are mostly more alkaline than tetraborates. Usually, carbonates and bicarbonates a ... |
5-2-2015 at 00:33
by: Shivachemist |
Sodium Azide
Yeah, Cheddite is right, it is the easiest route to obtain Sodium azide. |
4-2-2015 at 20:33
by: Shivachemist |
Most dangerous or hard to handle chemical
Pure hydrazoic acid is prepared by dropping dilute sulfuric acid slowly on Sodium azide or Potassium ... |
4-2-2015 at 19:53
by: Shivachemist |
Most dangerous or hard to handle chemical
phlogiston, what? Do you have hydrazoic acid? It is too dangerous to deal with not only because it i ... |
4-2-2015 at 08:55
by: Shivachemist |
Copper phosphate synthesis useing phosphoric acid???
That is possible too. There is always more than one route to prepare a compound.
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4-2-2015 at 08:32
by: Shivachemist |
Copper phosphate synthesis useing phosphoric acid???
Well, carbonates and bicarbonates are usually used to prepare Disodium hydrogen phosphate.
H3P ... |
4-2-2015 at 08:07
by: Shivachemist |
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds?
FYI: Zinc hydroxide is amphoteric in nature and dissolves in excess of ammonia solution too (due to ... |
4-2-2015 at 06:23
by: Shivachemist |
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds?
oh, NO2 was evolved during the reaction? Well, separating these compounds is difficult. Having said ... |
4-2-2015 at 00:14
by: Shivachemist |
Ammonia smell from Copper/zinc compounds?
No, it mainly happens with dilute nitric acid and even with very dilute nitric acid. Zinc dissolves ... |
3-2-2015 at 23:48
by: Shivachemist |
Copper phosphate synthesis useing phosphoric acid???
Yep, but I would recommend you to use trisodium phosphate to precipitate phosphates as it is strongl ... |
3-2-2015 at 23:35
by: Shivachemist |
Does this reaction happen at all?
Yes, I understand as this is an Industrial process, you need reference for this. Also, I do not wann ... |
3-2-2015 at 20:00
by: Shivachemist |
Copper phosphate synthesis useing phosphoric acid???
Yeah Zombie is right. It precipitates only under alkaline conditions or at least the salt you using ... |
3-2-2015 at 19:22
by: Shivachemist |
Does this reaction happen at all?
No, he is right. It is one of the methods for preparing Sodium cyanide. The equation is as follows:
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3-2-2015 at 09:34
by: Shivachemist |
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