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Search Would Fe(OH)3 + Acetic acid give me Iron (III) acetate? Maybe there was calcium carbonate made by exposure of paint (calcium hydroxide) to atmosphere...it i ... 30-11-2013 at 09:28 by: homeIandsecurity Would Fe(OH)3 + Acetic acid give me Iron (III) acetate? Maybe you put Iron(2) carbonate. How do you know it is Iron(3) oxide. 30-11-2013 at 09:17 by: homeIandsecurity Would Fe(OH)3 + Acetic acid give me Iron (III) acetate? no! Because iron acetate isn't soluble in acetic acid...water must dissolve it. And it is easy to ... 30-11-2013 at 09:03 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes Yes. Al oxynitride is formed only when burning it in limited amount of air. Here is how to test: Ju ... 30-11-2013 at 08:55 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes Yes...it must be foil (even from chocolate is possible). You must have sodium chloride...water al ... 30-11-2013 at 08:11 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes TRANSPARENT OR INVISIBLE ALUMINIUM. I am right now doing electrolysis and will post a new thread ... 30-11-2013 at 07:20 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes Have you noticed this...VERY INTERESTING! Your foil will be transparent on some parts after elect ... 30-11-2013 at 06:57 by: homeIandsecurity Theoretical chemistry of sulfur Astate does exist! But the answer is 'no'. Because 'ate' means largest number of oxygen (not sulfur ... 30-11-2013 at 06:51 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes [rquote=309305&tid=27602&author=shaheerniazi]Thanks guys! I am now labeling i with surety! [ ... 30-11-2013 at 06:42 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes [rquote=309301&tid=27602&author=bismuthate]Ahh it's insoluble. I suspect impurities..[/rquot ... 30-11-2013 at 06:07 by: homeIandsecurity Electrolysis of Sodium chlorde with aluminum electrodes It is Aluminium Hydroxide, with Al metal impurities. [Edited on 30-11-2013 by homeIandsecurity] 30-11-2013 at 06:03 by: homeIandsecurity

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