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Sodium Cyanate into Sodium Cyanide
ChemPlayer reduced sodium nitrate to nitrite, maybe a similar procedure could be used. |
1-1-2018 at 07:07
by: Radium212 |
Putrescine Oddness
Perhaps the hydrochloric acid could have decomposed the putrescine and maybe leftover ornithine to a ... |
1-1-2018 at 07:01
by: Radium212 |
Phosphors from CRT's - large amount recovered - What can be done?
Oh and be careful about the light bulb phosphor. It may be contaminated with mercury. |
1-1-2018 at 06:58
by: Radium212 |
Phosphors from CRT's - large amount recovered - What can be done?
Well if you've mixed them together that's buggered any chances of selecting certain phosphors. But i ... |
1-1-2018 at 06:56
by: Radium212 |
Is this a good Geiger counter cicuit?
Ok, thanks for the tip! I have tons of components so can afford a few failed prototypes. |
1-1-2018 at 06:53
by: Radium212 |
Carbon Foam Refractory Made From Bread
That really is quite amazing. |
1-1-2018 at 06:52
by: Radium212 |
Is this a good Geiger counter cicuit?
phlogiston, sorry, I can't find a way to share it. I have gone over it again though, and it seems fi ... |
1-1-2018 at 05:07
by: Radium212 |
Is this a good Geiger counter cicuit?
Ok, sorry I didn't know Google photos worked like that, my error, sorry. But to describe it, it's a ... |
29-12-2017 at 12:04
by: Radium212 |
Is this a good Geiger counter cicuit?
Works perfectly fine for me. Just to state, it's the circuit itself that's important, not the compon ... |
27-12-2017 at 02:02
by: Radium212 |
Stir plate help?
Maybe a damaged transistor? |
26-12-2017 at 03:38
by: Radium212 |
An Interesting Find on Ebay
Seems a tad ramshackle. Perhaps adding some vapour traps, or an extra condenser might make it a litt ... |
26-12-2017 at 03:35
by: Radium212 |
Is this a good Geiger counter cicuit?
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipPNAjc2LYZt1TUiDYWsPC3LDnAJ2v0b4hgqnBad Is this a good circui ... |
26-12-2017 at 03:34
by: Radium212 |
L Lysine hydrochloride to lysine
[rquote=500720&tid=79019&author=EilOr]Lysine*HCl is 1.5kg/l, isoelectric lysine 300g/L so in ... |
17-12-2017 at 07:34
by: Radium212 |
L Lysine hydrochloride to lysine
Anyone know how one might convert L lysine hydrochloride to lysine? Perhaps reacting with sodium hyd ... |
16-12-2017 at 05:02
by: Radium212 |
Looking for diffusion pump.
[rquote=497266&tid=78028&author=XeonTheMGPony]where did you find the diffusion pump I been n ... |
18-11-2017 at 10:45
by: Radium212 |
Looking for diffusion pump.
[rquote=496907&tid=78028&author=Chemvironment]This is an awesome project especially for your ... |
12-11-2017 at 04:04
by: Radium212 |
Looking for diffusion pump.
Note: I've found a pump, now. |
8-11-2017 at 10:53
by: Radium212 |
Looking for diffusion pump.
Hello,
I'm 17 years old and have been working on a Cockcroft-Walton proton accelerator for 2 and a ... |
4-11-2017 at 12:39
by: Radium212 |
Looking for diffusion pump oil. Will pay good price.
I have been working on a project for some time now, which requires an oil diffusion pump. The pump c ... |
4-11-2017 at 04:14
by: Radium212 |
Radium extraction from watch hands
[rquote=492418&tid=76894&author=phlogiston]You could try the method originally used by the C ... |
19-9-2017 at 09:40
by: Radium212 |
Radium extraction from watch hands
[rquote=492417&tid=76894&author=unionised]How big can a watch hand be?
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They're c ... |
19-9-2017 at 09:36
by: Radium212 |
Radium extraction from watch hands
[rquote=492415&tid=76894&author=j_sum1]It would be a pretty massive clock hand to have an ei ... |
17-9-2017 at 05:47
by: Radium212 |
UO2 looking for ways to react it
I also recommend Carl Willis's procedure. |
17-9-2017 at 01:49
by: Radium212 |
Radium extraction from watch hands
[rquote=492387&tid=76894&author=unionised]Separating the Ra doped Ba from the watch hands mi ... |
17-9-2017 at 01:47
by: Radium212 |
Radium extraction from watch hands
[rquote=492371&tid=76894&author=unionised]Why bother?
All it does is make the risks bigger. ... |
16-9-2017 at 10:42
by: Radium212 |
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