VeritasC&E - 5-8-2022 at 05:15
Hello Everyone!
Does anyone have, or know where I could find a comprehensive table listing all inorganic salts with their boiling point?
I'm particularly interested in a comprehensive inorganic chlorides/chlorates, iodides/iodates, bromides/bromates compound boiling point table.
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*Rant about the state of things*
I've found some very incomprehensive / mixed such lists but I cannot find anything serious (and goo_\gle is not our friend here anymore, increasingly
occluding serious scientific data/knowledge/results and instead increasingly pushing for consumeristic/limited/dumbed-down/brainwashed/propaganda- and
industry-approved results).
I miss the late 90s / early 2000s where internet was becoming a resource driving intellectual and spiritual renaissance in available-to-all knowledge,
communication, enterprise, information and science; before it was perverted, poisoned and transformed into another – more sophisticated than ever
– totalitarian tool parasitizing and crippling once again the scientific, intellectual, technological and spiritual evolution of humanity.
RustyShackleford - 5-8-2022 at 05:21
NIST database.