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Unusual yellow compound...
Now that the powder (made from reacting the complex with NaHCO3) has dried out, it is a very light g ... |
28-11-2014 at 20:49
by: nlegaux |
Copper Compound Collection
Nice list! What is it you used to make your Copper (II) Bromide? |
28-11-2014 at 16:21
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
I repeated the same test again. I added 1ml of household Vinegar to a test tube, and added >3ml o ... |
28-11-2014 at 14:35
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
Good suggestion TheChemistryShack. Even if there is a Sodium contaminant, won't the flame still be g ... |
28-11-2014 at 13:46
by: nlegaux |
Copper Compound Collection
One of my current goals in home chemistry is to collect as many Copper compounds as possible.
Curr ... |
28-11-2014 at 13:44
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
I took some of the original yellow compound (still in suspension) and added it to aqueous ammonia. I ... |
28-11-2014 at 13:02
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
I was able to filter the red precipitate from the IPA suspension, it appears to be copper metal (the ... |
28-11-2014 at 12:03
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
I was able to decant some of the original yellow compound. I took some of this (I haven't dried it y ... |
28-11-2014 at 11:33
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
The reagents used to make the green complex where Sodium Metabisulfite (labelled Sodium Pyrosulfite ... |
28-11-2014 at 10:19
by: nlegaux |
Unusual yellow compound...
Yesterday I made Chevreul's salt. Realizing that the supernatant was probably acidic due to the SO2 ... |
28-11-2014 at 08:50
by: nlegaux |
