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Efficient Magnalium Production Mr. Wizard, I like the idea of keeping a reducing atmosphere in the furnace... I decided not to try ... |
8-4-2006 at 17:58 by: Cyrus |
The Result Ok, so I made a new post when I didn't really have to.
After at least an hour, the magnalium w ... |
7-4-2006 at 22:25 by: Cyrus |
Take 2 This time I decided to do everything "right". (And I added photos for variety)
I didn't have a ... |
7-4-2006 at 21:17 by: Cyrus |
Preparation of elemental phosphorus Well, if all we need is 1340 degrees C, to melt the NaPO3, that's not too hard to get.
That is q ... |
7-4-2006 at 10:45 by: Cyrus |
Preparation of elemental phosphorus (Cyrus is catching the phosphorus bug again, but this time I'm much more prepared for high temperatu ... |
19-3-2006 at 22:24 by: Cyrus |
Efficient Magnalium Production [quote]
WB. [/quote]
Thanks.
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Nah, Cl melts are stable -- Mg could, but MgCl2 stic ... |
19-3-2006 at 13:23 by: Cyrus |
Efficient Magnalium Production It's been a while since I've posted here, and much more time since I've been able to find the time t ... |
18-3-2006 at 19:36 by: Cyrus |
Gas Flow Rate Meter Here's a diagram I made.
Obviously you're going to need to choose compatible materials and the r ... |
2-3-2006 at 16:41 by: Cyrus |
Silicon from Quartz It is fairly simple to make something silicon-ish with just silica powder and Mg, although the produ ... |
1-3-2006 at 22:40 by: Cyrus |
Gas Flow Rate Meter For another "instantaneous" gas measuring device, I had the following idea. (Taken from a book on po ... |
1-3-2006 at 22:32 by: Cyrus |
Whimsy.... Well, I didn't put "Jesus loves you" in whimsy. I don't suppose there's a better spot for it, althou ... |
21-12-2005 at 13:02 by: Cyrus |
E&W Forum stagnating? "There was a time when some people thought that there were no more good ideas to be had. In fac ... |
21-11-2005 at 22:58 by: Cyrus |
More on PbO2 electrodes What are you thinking of using? Metals tend to erode in a perchlorate bath, and getting a perfect le ... |
12-11-2005 at 23:28 by: Cyrus |
Subjects Of A Questionable Nature [quote][i]Originally posted by Chris The Great[/i]
and of course sciencetists need to be able to bu ... |
28-9-2005 at 15:22 by: Cyrus |
Quartz Tubing I'm interested in your method of producing calcium aluminate, because it's used as a refra ... |
23-9-2005 at 10:07 by: Cyrus |
GOD v science Ah...
I agree with most of what IrC and woelen said.
And uber luminal, yep, evolution is just ... |
16-9-2005 at 08:57 by: Cyrus |
GOD v science Chemoleo- I'll try to answer some of your questions... on the condition that you guys don' ... |
15-9-2005 at 21:21 by: Cyrus |
PbO2 ceramic substrate anode progress I fired all of the ceramic substrates I described earlier. Some cracked, but that's what you ge ... |
14-9-2005 at 15:53 by: Cyrus |
Denaturated ethyl alcohol decoloration? I would suggest that you use borax (Na2B4O7) and hydrochloric acid and heat them up (I forget exactl ... |
12-9-2005 at 09:26 by: Cyrus |
Nituff® coatings Is the base metal aluminum? Of course, when that's anodized the final layer has sort of hollow ... |
6-9-2005 at 16:09 by: Cyrus |
What about "glassy" carbon as an anode material in a chlorate or perchlorate cell? As I hinted at above, you may want to try heating tar in a reducing atmosphere until it decomposes c ... |
6-9-2005 at 16:04 by: Cyrus |
What about "glassy" carbon as an anode material in a chlorate or perchlorate cell? Rogue Chemist, as far as I know, phenolic resins are pretty much bakelite. I searched for a long tim ... |
4-9-2005 at 15:35 by: Cyrus |
DIY heating mantle The cost was about $3 for a good strainer, $5 for enough fiberglass mat to make 8 mantles, and $7 so ... |
21-8-2005 at 21:10 by: Cyrus |
complete success I decided to keep this next design simple. Essentially it is an air bath heated by a standard $10 Wa ... |
21-8-2005 at 12:30 by: Cyrus |
Identifying a metal oxide You can make a test in the store with a magnet. But I wouldn't advise bringing in test tubes a ... |
9-8-2005 at 15:10 by: Cyrus |
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