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Ammoniumchlorate
I got the data from Langes handbook och chemistry. But from the ftp (when it is up agian) you can do ... |
29-7-2003 at 00:27
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Ammoniumchlorate
what about NaClO4 + NH4NO3 ?
NH4ClO4 is the least soluble salt at 0 c
at 0 c per 100 gr H2O so ... |
28-7-2003 at 06:57
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Nitric acid
according to litterature it will work, but wether it is possible IRL we have to do experiments. Perh ... |
25-7-2003 at 00:17
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Nitric acid
sorry, big error:
where did you get the idea that nitrates decompose into N2?
Almost all metall ... |
23-7-2003 at 23:05
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Sodium!
organikum, what books did you find this information in. I have been looking for info on electrolysis ... |
18-7-2003 at 14:21
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Sodium!
pottery usually contains SiO2 wich would be attacked by the molten NaOH. Except from precious metals ... |
9-7-2003 at 14:30
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Favorite Science Books
easy, Gmelin ... i would sell my mother for a complete library of those..
/rickard |
8-7-2003 at 11:30
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Improvised still pics up!
nice work! with some practise it is obvious that one can learn how to make
glass aparatus themselv ... |
5-7-2003 at 15:03
by: rikkitikkitavi |
NH4NO3->nitric acid + ammonia
since you distill of HNO3 , it will not be contaminated by (NH4)2SO4, but the latter salt starts to ... |
3-7-2003 at 10:13
by: rikkitikkitavi |
reducing CaSO4 with C
CaSO4 can be reduced with C , but it takes about 13-1400 C, wich is unobtainable in a simple charcoa ... |
1-7-2003 at 05:53
by: rikkitikkitavi |
cheapest way to 96% hno3
there are quite a few patents describing extractive distillation of HNO3 with various waterabsorbing ... |
1-7-2003 at 05:38
by: rikkitikkitavi |
NH4NO3->nitric acid + ammonia
if AN wasnt a ionic compound , aqeous solutions of AN wouldnt conduct electricity as well as it does ... |
30-6-2003 at 09:07
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Processing chlorate cell electrolyte
actually, chlorine doesnt disproportionates in alkaline solution, it reacts with hydroxide ions form ... |
30-6-2003 at 09:03
by: rikkitikkitavi |
oleum & SO3
no, a_bab, the white fumes of heated (boiling ) sulfuric acid is just sulfuric acid droplets. If H2S ... |
26-5-2003 at 09:53
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Chloropicrin and its Odor
FYI:
cloropikring is enlisted on UN list of forbidden chemical weapons (CWC directory) so beware ... |
19-5-2003 at 08:51
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Scandium: why only 3+?
solve the schroedinger and it shall be revealed 
no, but seriously, in which compounds , more ... |
12-5-2003 at 11:36
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Sodium carbonate?
bicarbonate decomposes at about 150-200 C, the main reason why you use it in bread , e t c. The name ... |
11-4-2003 at 23:35
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Power Source
MicrowaveOvenTransformer
Typically 230V in, 2300 V out.
One of the secondaries is usually conne ... |
11-4-2003 at 10:59
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Aluminum powder synthesis
you can never make pure Al from an Al-compound that contains oxygen by just heating it without a str ... |
3-4-2003 at 08:30
by: rikkitikkitavi |
a question
xoo, that might not work, since you dont have SO4- ions in a concentrated sulfuric acid, but only HS ... |
23-3-2003 at 04:27
by: rikkitikkitavi |
formaldehyde from methanol
I wouldnt recommend using a carrier for the catalyst within 500 C of it s melting point, since the p ... |
22-3-2003 at 14:32
by: rikkitikkitavi |
formaldehyde from methanol
I wouldnt recommend using a carrier for the catalyst within 500 C of it s melting point, since the p ... |
22-3-2003 at 14:32
by: rikkitikkitavi |
formaldehyde from methanol
scaling up a lab-sized catalytic reactor to a fullscale industrial reactor is mostly about controlin ... |
22-3-2003 at 09:56
by: rikkitikkitavi |
Sodium!
When you increase the percentage of Na in Hg due to electrolysis , the emk increases and about 0,6-0 ... |
16-3-2003 at 00:18
by: rikkitikkitavi |
perchloric acid
all carbides reacts with acids yielding
hydroxide and C2H2, some takes strong acids (Cu2C2, Ag2C2) ... |
6-3-2003 at 11:14
by: rikkitikkitavi |
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