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Plastic Recycling Factory Up In Smoke That is one nasty-looking smoke cloud. [rquote=686441&tid=159781&author=j_sum1]Is there a c ...	8-8-2023 at 19:48 by: SnailsAttack
The First Room-Temperature Ambient-Pressure Superconductor [rquote=686302&tid=159753&author=Art Vandelay]Pb₉Cu(PO₄)₆O [/rquote]So it sounds like ...	3-8-2023 at 21:12 by: SnailsAttack
Fluorescence/phosphorescence questions. [rquote=685846&tid=159560&author=Neal]Who fluoresces and phosphoresces under IR light? And c ...	28-7-2023 at 16:00 by: SnailsAttack
Your weirdest chemical that's gotten moldy? What's your guys' most unexpected chemical that's gotten moldy? [file]98887[/file] I had some ...	22-7-2023 at 21:30 by: SnailsAttack
Recrystallizing molten sulphur in a calcium chloride brine [rquote=685860&tid=159704&author=FrecherChemiker]Nice work! A pressure cooker would maybe b ...	18-7-2023 at 19:31 by: SnailsAttack
Recrystallizing molten sulphur in a calcium chloride brine [rquote=685787&tid=159704&author=Sulaiman]A very interesting experiment. The principles hav ...	16-7-2023 at 18:28 by: SnailsAttack
What substance are thistle spines made of? A number of plants accumulate calcium as the oxalate salt and somehow manage to crystallize it, form ...	12-7-2023 at 20:26 by: SnailsAttack
Recrystallizing molten sulphur in a calcium chloride brine [rquote=685495&tid=159704&author=BromicAcid]Very cool, I like what you've done here. Nice l ...	7-7-2023 at 03:42 by: SnailsAttack
Alternative brines This is a speculative, untested list of alternatives to the calcium chloride brine, which get progre ...	7-7-2023 at 02:45 by: SnailsAttack
Recrystallizing molten sulphur in a calcium chloride brine In many commercial fertilizers containing elemental sulphur, the sulphur is fused with a large amoun ...	7-7-2023 at 02:44 by: SnailsAttack
The ordeal of my life… and a serious warning to British homechemmers! [rquote=685336&tid=159687&author=blogfast25]The NaNO[sub]3[/sub] 700 [m]g was 'count 2' of t ...	2-7-2023 at 11:07 by: SnailsAttack
Pretty Pictures (2) [rquote=683283&tid=26378&author=DraconicAcid]Neodymium sulphate octahydrate. I was rather s ...	2-7-2023 at 00:18 by: SnailsAttack
Confusing hydrogen peroxide label. [rquote=685198&tid=159673&author=Chemgineer]I'm wondering, is sodium percarbonate a useful a ...	28-6-2023 at 03:25 by: SnailsAttack
Sciencemadness comment box! [rquote=685269&tid=30434&author=j_sum1]Stickies don't do much. I think most people keep an e ...	28-6-2023 at 03:16 by: SnailsAttack
Sciencemadness comment box! this thread hasn’t been added to in 5 years, but I’d like to suggest adding collapsible ‘spoil ...	27-6-2023 at 23:28 by: SnailsAttack
Metallic citrates I’ve been meaning to research metal citrates. Bought a large bag of citric acid last year. The i ...	27-6-2023 at 21:38 by: SnailsAttack
Fluorophosphate electrolyte questions Ultimately I was unable to obtain anything of interest from the ~2.0 grams of lithium-ion battery el ...	25-6-2023 at 01:50 by: SnailsAttack
Confusing hydrogen peroxide label. [rquote=685190&tid=159673&author=Tsjerk]Now the question is how pure was your permanganate? ...	25-6-2023 at 01:11 by: SnailsAttack
Confusing hydrogen peroxide label. [rquote=685175&tid=159673&author=Chemgineer]I assume this is 35% that has been diluted down ...	24-6-2023 at 20:55 by: SnailsAttack
Are you guys using ChatGPT [file]98640[/file] [file]98638[/file] the uses of ChatGPT range from a novel search engine with a ...	24-6-2023 at 11:30 by: SnailsAttack
Gravimetric evidence of copper(II) oxide hemihydrate Interestingly the mass of the copper(II) oxide hemihydrate remained stable for at least 3 days in pr ...	9-6-2023 at 19:06 by: SnailsAttack
Gravimetric evidence of copper(II) oxide hemihydrate A gravimetric study I did on copper(II) oxide turned up evidence for the existence of a stoichiometr ...	9-6-2023 at 19:05 by: SnailsAttack
Accidental pyrolysis of magnesium chloride A couple weeks back I tried pyrolyzing some magnesium chloride at around 200°C to remove an organic ...	6-6-2023 at 20:16 by: SnailsAttack
Solubility of copper sulphate compared to its pentahydrate [rquote=683132&tid=159393&author=Texium]Everything you’ve quoted is stuff we all already k ...	10-4-2023 at 04:38 by: SnailsAttack
Solubility of copper sulphate compared to its pentahydrate I found a pdf copy of a book on solubility that might be valuable: https://ia904709.us.archive.or ...	9-4-2023 at 20:06 by: SnailsAttack
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