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Chlorine and Bromine from an Air Duster?
So I was cleaning my keyboards and the like with some Air Duster. It intrigued me to what was the ga ... |
28-3-2004 at 13:48
by: sirius_cm |
CaF2 to NaF without using HF
While back, I posted something about strong NaF solutions in Mouthwash. I've seen it up to 5% N ... |
7-8-2003 at 09:26
by: sirius_cm |
Cheap NaF?
Yea, your supposed to only use 10ml of this solution after you brush your teeth. Can't eat for ... |
23-7-2003 at 12:39
by: sirius_cm |
Cheap NaF?
So I was brushing my teeth, and afterwards I used some of this new Mouthwash that I just got. Turned ... |
23-7-2003 at 10:20
by: sirius_cm |
elements collection
[quote][i]Originally posted by a_bab[/i]
sirius_cm, do you have the printed "Uncle Tungsten&qu ... |
22-7-2003 at 18:56
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
[quote][i]Originally posted by ziqquratu[/i]
Procedure:
- .3g NaOH in 12.5mL water in a 50mL beak ... |
22-7-2003 at 18:48
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
[quote][i]Originally posted by kryss[/i]
This method works for reducing silver chloride to silver - ... |
22-7-2003 at 16:04
by: sirius_cm |
elements collection
Uncle Tungsten is a really good book for it too, about chemistry in general. |
20-6-2003 at 12:12
by: sirius_cm |
Chemical Handling....
Yea, my big thing is the respirator, i mean I just get all freaked out when I think about it.... I m ... |
8-6-2003 at 18:34
by: sirius_cm |
Chemical Handling....
Ok, i have to know if I'm going crazy. Now I've read the MSDS of my mercuric salts. Now th ... |
6-6-2003 at 09:44
by: sirius_cm |
HgO decomposition: your thoughts
Well, I still have some of the good ole stuff in my closet. I have been thinking of what I can do wi ... |
5-6-2003 at 17:21
by: sirius_cm |
Preparation of Chlorine
[quote][i]Originally posted by a_bab[/i]
If you want to see the green color of the chlorine, you ha ... |
28-5-2003 at 16:41
by: sirius_cm |
Preparation of Chlorine
[quote][i]Originally posted by Marvin[/i]
'Hydrate cage' sounds a bit insubstantial even ... |
27-5-2003 at 17:46
by: sirius_cm |
Preparation of Chlorine
[quote][i]Originally posted by blip[/i]
Probably the easiest way is to combine MnO<sub>2</ ... |
26-5-2003 at 14:01
by: sirius_cm |
Preparation of Chlorine
Hey Guys,
Here is my question. Well, i'm an element collector, and I was wondering the ... |
25-5-2003 at 16:45
by: sirius_cm |
Chemical Supplies
I love it: California has determined that any private individual who wishes to spend more than $100 ... |
18-5-2003 at 11:56
by: sirius_cm |
Chemical Supplies
I am distressed because Im not really sure how to get basic chemicals.
I love chemistry, I love s ... |
17-5-2003 at 17:42
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
one last question, which compound do you think would be the best for the job of electrolysis? HgO, H ... |
17-5-2003 at 15:30
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
This electrolysis perhaps could be an option, now i have HgO, Hg(NO3)2 and HgSO4. Make a aqueous sol ... |
17-5-2003 at 15:14
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
And when i was snooping, i found this:
Mercury salts when heated with Na2CO3 yield metallic Hg an ... |
17-5-2003 at 15:11
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
Well i have some HgO, Now, me, an amateur, do not really have access to some lab at my school or any ... |
17-5-2003 at 15:10
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
Anything would be helpful, Im thinking of Zinc for a replacement reaction. Make Aqueous solutions of ... |
17-5-2003 at 14:58
by: sirius_cm |
Elemental bromine isolation
How bout the good ole activity series? I mean take some NaBr and add some Cl2, then all you have is ... |
17-5-2003 at 14:48
by: sirius_cm |
Mercuric Salts
So I've obtained some Mercuric salts, HgO, Hg(NO3)2, and HgSO4.
Here is my delimm I want the ... |
17-5-2003 at 14:45
by: sirius_cm |
