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glassware etching and vaccum distillation [rquote=472484&tid=71874&author=Maroboduus][rquote=472475&tid=71874&author=phlogisto ...	23-1-2017 at 23:41 by: harderm
Drano A long time ago, Drano contained aluminum filings as well as sodium hydroxide. The reaction in wate ...	23-1-2017 at 23:28 by: harderm
Nb and Ta Their chemistry is similar. Their most common ores are mixtures of Nb and Ta compounds. Niobium us ...	23-1-2017 at 23:23 by: harderm
Reaction of pyridine with [Cu(Cl)2(H2O)2] product is pyridine complex or the hydroxide ? Just looked it up. Cupric oxide is black, cuprous oxide is red.	23-1-2017 at 23:10 by: harderm
Reaction of pyridine with [Cu(Cl)2(H2O)2] product is pyridine complex or the hydroxide ? [rquote=472603&tid=71898&author=Zool]So I putted in a test tube a small sample and two thing ...	23-1-2017 at 23:06 by: harderm
peracetic acid solution There's also sodium perborate, used in special mouthwashes. Might it be an alternative to the perca ...	23-1-2017 at 22:55 by: harderm
Azides If we knew the title of the book, we could read it ourselves and answer our own questions. Could yo ...	23-1-2017 at 06:25 by: harderm
hypophosphoric convertion All of the synthetic methods I've seen here seem to involve the use or production of elemental phosp ...	6-4-2015 at 22:00 by: harderm
Stains on hotplate How much Pd are you missing? If this is insignificant, I say fuggedaboutit.	22-10-2010 at 22:54 by: harderm