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PhysicsForums electrical seperation of hydrogen bonds  
02:02 5-Dec-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 133]    By: Unnamed
Ok. It's been a long time since chemistry class. Firstly, I'm investigating alternative techniques for cutting paper. Think, a normal sheet of computer printer paper. Disregard for the moment any c...
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PhysicsForums Why does steel change it's colour through heating  
02:00 5-Dec-06   [Replies: 11, Views: 429]    By: Unnamed
Hi. I'm just curious why did the colour of the heating element of my soldering iron change (see the picture attached). I mean I know it's because of the heating but what exactly makes the colour chang...
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The Science Thinkery Alkali metals + H20 = fun?  
19:45 3-Dec-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 479]    By: Unnamed
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2134266654801392897&q=rubidium [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2134266654801392897&q=rubidium]> ...
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PhysicsForums Word and skeletal equations  
11:53 3-Dec-06   [Replies: 4, Views: 25]    By: Unnamed
I was wondering if somebody could check these questions for me: 1. To get cupric hyroxide and cupric carbonate you coerce copper, water, carbon dioxide and oxygen reacting. Word : copper + water...
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PhysicsForums Van Der Wal's force doesn't add up  
15:39 1-Dec-06   [Replies: 3, Views: 283]    By: Unnamed
I was given the explanation that as you go down a group in the periodic table, the boiling points of the elements increase as the radius of the atom increase. There are more electrons and therefore th...
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PhysicsForums Why colourless for main group metals?  
02:09 1-Dec-06   [Replies: 6, Views: 261]    By: Unnamed
This is not a homeword question but an answer to a homework question of which I do not understand the reason for. The question was what are the differences between transition metals and main group met...
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PhysicsForums bullet proof materials  
17:45 30-Nov-06   [Replies: 2, Views: 186]    By: Unnamed
can anyone explain the precess on how to make kevlar, or ceramic plate armor even vectran , the knife resistant material would be helpful....
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PhysicsForums In Chlorate Cell  
05:23 29-Nov-06   [Replies: 2, Views: 408]    By: Unnamed
In Chlorate cell should i run 300 Amp by DC Converter 300 AMP to make Chlorate in short period?...
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The Science Thinkery Redox titration  
15:35 26-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 403]    By: Unnamed
I'm having troubles with this subject. Does anybody know any good online resources or have tips on the subject? Thanks....
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PhysicsForums Guys pls  
09:53 26-Nov-06   [Replies: 3, Views: 227]    By: Unnamed
Any one knows the reason for the Sublimation( solid to gas). I think the attraction between the air molecules and the weaker molecular stuctured solid molecules. its and adhesion effect. the molecules...
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PhysicsForums phenol acidity  
09:33 26-Nov-06   [Replies: 4, Views: 285]    By: Unnamed
under what circumstances phenol forms phenolate with max yield...
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PhysicsForums Ybco  
13:46 25-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 153]    By: Unnamed
Is it a commercialy available compound?...
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PhysicsForums In general, what is the best type of column used for fractional distil..  
20:43 24-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 222]    By: Unnamed
Many university organic course laboratories use Liebig columns packed with glass beads. This is what I use, but I would like to know if there are better columns that can be used instead of this. I had...
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PhysicsForums Nitinol transformation temperature  
00:50 24-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 18]    By: Unnamed
Hello, Recently I have been pondering the change in transformation temperature of Nitinol, with various alterations. For example, annealing the wire at prolonged high temperatures,( say 600 C for ...
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PhysicsForums Basicity of NaSH compared to NaOH?  
17:35 22-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 188]    By: Unnamed
I am using NaSH to make a mercaptan by refluxing a bromo pyridine in ethanol. The only thing is that my pyridine also has an amide moiety, and I am afraid of the basicity of NaSH (since S is 1 belo...
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PhysicsForums gas binary system vinyl chloride - water  
05:41 22-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 21]    By: Unnamed
hello, how I can calculate the composition of a gas binary mixture of vinyl chloride and water knowing that I have only the following informations:the water is saturated by the vinyl chloridethe pres...
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PhysicsForums Fractional distillation  
23:40 16-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 252]    By: Unnamed
In the case of oil is that it contains hundreds of different types of hydrocarbons all mixed together can all be separated by distillation. To me is not clear why for a fractional distillation co...
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PhysicsForums (E)-4-hexen-1-ol  
14:20 16-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 2]    By: Unnamed
Hello, do you know some specific application of (E)-4-hexen-1-ol? I have already surch info. on google how to synthetise it but I didn't find what for this compound is really used. thank you...
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PhysicsForums Polarized light  
12:18 16-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 184]    By: Unnamed
We a did an experiment with Colloidal gold, in which we created gold Nano particles. Our teacher told us that we could detect that we had created nanoparticles by shining polarized light on it. We shi...
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PhysicsForums Just a Question... very confused  
08:53 15-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 20]    By: Unnamed
Geetings In relation to chemical kinetics i was confused about how I can determine the characteristics/(explanation?) of a chemical reaction? for example: LaTeX Source CodeThe following code was u...
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PhysicsForums Please exlplain this to me  
17:24 14-Nov-06   [Replies: 2, Views: 125]    By: Unnamed
On http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanowire This sentence. For example, inorganic molecular nanowires (Mo6S9-xIx) have a diameter of 0.9 nm, and can be hundreds of micrometers long. What is ...
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PhysicsForums mixture  
17:13 14-Nov-06   [Replies: 2, Views: 171]    By: Unnamed
i am not sure if my question fits in this place. if i have certain amounts of water and oil, 3kg and 4kg. i mix them together, and i want to find the specific heat capacity of the mixture, accordi...
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PhysicsForums stoichiometric and non stoichiometric defects in the crystal lattice  
11:39 11-Nov-06   [Replies: 1, Views: 121]    By: Unnamed
friends i studied abt the crystalline structures of compounds but i am just failing to understand the defects of the crystal lattice so i hope some one will help me in sorting out this problem of mine...
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PhysicsForums Bronsted acids and bases  
13:31 10-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 9]    By: Unnamed
Anyone clever with bronsted acids and bases? I'm pretty new in chemistry, but I'm trying to learn. Right now I'm suppose to classify some species as either bronsted acids or bases, or even both. ...
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PhysicsForums liquid seperation of B-carotene and Chlorophyll-a  
11:45 10-Nov-06   [Replies: 0, Views: 5]    By: Unnamed
Hi all, I have just done a liquid seperation of B-carotene and Chlorophyll-a and put the 2 samples through a UV spectrometer. The result that I get from the meter for B-carotene is 448nm for 1st p...
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