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Dissolving metals in acid report
Thanks Jacob, there is a lot of work put into that. |
22-12-2020 at 20:06
by: MidLifeChemist |
DIY acid washed sand changed color unexpectedly
Your dedication to this project amazes me! |
22-12-2020 at 19:34
by: MidLifeChemist |
Removal of caked on MnO2 from round bottom flask?
I would use HCl, and just do it outside if you don't want a dose of Cl2 up your nose. Good luck and ... |
20-12-2020 at 15:39
by: MidLifeChemist |
Violuric acid salts (fantastic colors and variety)
>> Amazing work, had no idea this anion even existed, or that it was so colorful.
That is wha ... |
19-12-2020 at 09:54
by: MidLifeChemist |
Member questions
One member is caustic when they don't get their 3 meals a day, but I forget who it is. |
19-12-2020 at 09:48
by: MidLifeChemist |
Copper acetate- Any ideas on what to do with it?
I have mine sitting on a watch glass. It seems to hold up well in air and I admire it quite frequent ... |
19-12-2020 at 09:46
by: MidLifeChemist |
What to do with 6% hydrogen peroxide
I use 3% or 6% hydrogen peroxide to make iodine from KI, make copper acetate, and for the iodine cl ... |
17-12-2020 at 23:04
by: MidLifeChemist |
Single displacement reactions with CuSO4
The easiest reaction is aluminum foil added to the CuSO4. You need add a small amount of salt (NaCl) ... |
17-12-2020 at 12:18
by: MidLifeChemist |
Everyday Chemistry (provisional)
[rquote=651182&tid=84298&author=TriiodideFrog]Made sodium hydroxide and calcium carbonate fr ... |
12-12-2020 at 20:26
by: MidLifeChemist |
Hotplate continuing to emanate heat despite being unplugged?? (The Phantom Hotplate?)
yes, that's normal |
12-12-2020 at 14:17
by: MidLifeChemist |
Loudwolf “Sodium Thiosulfate, anhydrous”: WHAT IS IT?!
It looks like sodium thiosulfate decomposes at around 300 degrees celsius.
https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm ... |
11-12-2020 at 22:08
by: MidLifeChemist |
The insanity that is OHS
Wow, that's really insane. I actually used magnesium ribbon in a family experiment yesterday. The ho ... |
10-12-2020 at 20:49
by: MidLifeChemist |
Colorful copper compounds I've made so far
I'm in California, I've looked and looked for pure or fairly pure NaDCC but can't find any at all... ... |
8-12-2020 at 08:26
by: MidLifeChemist |
Reaction between ethylenediamine and nitrite?
I hope it is the sweet smell of success! |
8-12-2020 at 08:22
by: MidLifeChemist |
Cu, Ni and Mn selenites + photo
[rquote=650654&tid=156673&author=Antiswat]
i think a lot of safety is hypocrisy, you can ... |
6-12-2020 at 09:58
by: MidLifeChemist |
An $88,000 thermos
[rquote=650629&tid=156689&author=Morgan]
So I passed this quirky happening on to the kiln a ... |
6-12-2020 at 07:42
by: MidLifeChemist |
Gunpowder (Potassium Chlorate) from Bleach
[rquote=650647&tid=156674&author=woelen]
I remember my young days at an age of 16, when I ... |
6-12-2020 at 07:29
by: MidLifeChemist |
Brand new ampules and misc chemicals for sale
Where will they ship from? |
5-12-2020 at 20:46
by: MidLifeChemist |
Prussian blue test
Here are some methods:
Add ammonia to Nickel Sulfate until you get a deep blue color. This is a h ... |
5-12-2020 at 08:39
by: MidLifeChemist |
Cu, Ni and Mn selenites + photo
[rquote=650584&tid=156673&author=vano.kavt]
ITo be honest I work with acids and alkalis wit ... |
5-12-2020 at 08:25
by: MidLifeChemist |
Gunpowder (Potassium Chlorate) from Bleach
[rquote=650528&tid=156674&author=EliasExperiments]
This is gunpowder, just not the most com ... |
4-12-2020 at 16:37
by: MidLifeChemist |
Cu, Ni and Mn selenites + photo
[rquote=650523&tid=156673&author=vano.kavt]
Thank you. Yes i know soluble selenites have ... |
4-12-2020 at 14:21
by: MidLifeChemist |
Cu, Ni and Mn selenites + photo
Thanks for posting Vano. I can tell that you and I like to do the same kind of experiments (colorful ... |
4-12-2020 at 09:39
by: MidLifeChemist |
Report on making Tin Iodide and Antimony Iodide
Thanks for reposting. I may try this one day. I have Iodine and I have Antimony shot arriving in a c ... |
4-12-2020 at 09:34
by: MidLifeChemist |
CuCl2 workup
[rquote=650481&tid=156669&author=AgCollector]
Perhaps precipitate the calcium as calcium su ... |
3-12-2020 at 19:13
by: MidLifeChemist |
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