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Mystery Glassware Identification Thread
How to use the Burkle Automatic Burette
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxUk7PoHXo8 |
8-4-2025 at 08:03
by: Morgan |
Burning iron wire in pure oxygen
I remember using an eye dropper watching turpentine instantly burst into flames as it fell through t ... |
5-4-2025 at 13:23
by: Morgan |
What would you do with an obscene amount of sodium nitrite?
After seeing a few videos, the explanation of the nitrate turning to nitrite in the mystery yellow p ... |
3-4-2025 at 09:52
by: Morgan |
Burning iron wire in pure oxygen
[rquote=700078&tid=160960&author=Mateo_swe]When testing bank vault alarms they sometimes use ... |
1-4-2025 at 08:09
by: Morgan |
Birthday party for 10 year old
This was just a hole drilled in the bottom of an aluminum bottle and a short stub of aluminum tubing ... |
29-3-2025 at 15:01
by: Morgan |
Birthday party for 10 year old
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC7exjFwiUo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMf8Rn4bdME
https://ww ... |
28-3-2025 at 13:51
by: Morgan |
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations
Maybe of interest
The amazing properties of glass-ceramics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi8jmEb ... |
24-3-2025 at 11:17
by: Morgan |
I want to hear your favorite chemistry demonstrations
This flask burning methanol was kind of a lively chemistry demonstration of combustion.
Kimax Volum ... |
12-3-2025 at 17:03
by: Morgan |
How to make a smoke match or smoke paper
I once tried a light source from about 5 meters away from a lit small butane torch whereupon the sha ... |
7-2-2025 at 07:22
by: Morgan |
Nambe Metal Alloy What Is It?
The proprietary Nambe alloy lasted a fair amount of time but nothing extraordinary over other alumin ... |
3-2-2025 at 14:29
by: Morgan |
Nambe Metal Alloy What Is It?
Interesting information and thanks for that. After your mention of grain structure, it led me to thi ... |
2-2-2025 at 13:42
by: Morgan |
Nambe Metal Alloy What Is It?
That's probably a good guess or start. Maybe some trace amounts of silver, tin, zinc, chromium, nick ... |
2-2-2025 at 12:24
by: Morgan |
Nambe Metal Alloy What Is It?
So I was looking at some salt and pepper shakers given to me a few years ago and reading up on the p ... |
1-2-2025 at 20:27
by: Morgan |
Name that rock
[rquote=698720&tid=28664&author=Dr.Bob]I'd name that rock Bullwinkle...[/rquote]
I always l ... |
28-1-2025 at 19:15
by: Morgan |
Name that rock
Not much zing with a black light. But wonder what formed the circle shapes, as seen on the backside ... |
28-1-2025 at 18:00
by: Morgan |
Name that rock
An agate type rock of some sort I felt needed an eye. It's about 11 cm thick in spots and weighs per ... |
27-1-2025 at 19:42
by: Morgan |
Sodium silicates and Wikipedias sodium/silicate ratios
Thanks for the comments. I was just wondering what the probability or degree a carbonate was part of ... |
24-1-2025 at 09:27
by: Morgan |
Pretty Pictures (2)
Lithium tris(oxalato) ferrate chloride
Crystal shape: straight triangular prisms. Very rare shape f ... |
24-1-2025 at 09:08
by: Morgan |
Sodium silicates and Wikipedias sodium/silicate ratios
I had a very old quart bottle of sodium silicate in the garage that has solidified somewhat. About a ... |
23-1-2025 at 18:58
by: Morgan |
Name that rock
That could be where the marble eggs came from. When I was about 8 years old I lived on a USAF spy ba ... |
15-1-2025 at 18:01
by: Morgan |
Name that rock
What might these ornamental eggs be made of? Marble or some sort of silicate or mix or something els ... |
15-1-2025 at 15:25
by: Morgan |
latest glassware purchase
I showed this to my wife and she started laughing when I told her to wiggle her left foot and she se ... |
6-1-2025 at 20:16
by: Morgan |
latest glassware purchase
Thanks for the thoughts, there's so much to know about optics. Another thing noticed on my back in b ... |
6-1-2025 at 11:38
by: Morgan |
latest glassware purchase
This prism is 8.5 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm and 6.5 cm wide. But I don't know what it was used for. Two sides a ... |
6-1-2025 at 06:43
by: Morgan |
Mystery Glassware Identification Thread
[rquote=697493&tid=31602&author=bnull]They look like simple Carius tubes. The fancier types ... |
10-12-2024 at 11:21
by: Morgan |
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