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beryllium oxide vs aluminum oxide
Hmm... It is in an assembly & hard to take out. 		29-10-2016 at 20:32
by: Eric Slighton
beryllium oxide vs aluminum oxide
Does anyone know a test that would distinguish one from the other? 		29-10-2016 at 18:53
by: Eric Slighton
decomposing sugar
is there a good chemical method for decomposing sugar without an acidic environment? 		11-9-2016 at 21:48
by: Eric Slighton
Ferric Chloride and Sodium Metabisulfite
Yes it is magnetic. I think it is FeO. 		10-6-2016 at 23:17
by: Eric Slighton
Ferric Chloride and Sodium Metabisulfite
I was trying to make magnetite (Fe3O4) from Ferric Chloride Fe(iii)Cl.

Reaction with a base (Na ...		 9-6-2016 at 22:47
by: Eric Slighton
Eliminating Sugars
I have a solution of NaI contaminated with various sugars... Is there a way to decompose the sugars ...		 31-5-2015 at 20:31
by: Eric Slighton

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