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My bad! I just looked at the table heading and it expresses solubilities in grams per 100 g of water.

Dear Home Scientist I'm doing Lab 17-1 and I have some question. I have created the reference

So now I am wondering if the hot water bath was actually hot enough. I don't recall seeing any

I just found the same page currently up, but at a different URL. http://home.windstream.net/mikeric/

That makes a lot of sense. I read that Methyl salicylate is freely soluble in methanol, so I just

08 Aug 2014 I realized in re-reading my post on the success of Kastle-Meyer, I was unclear on the

It's traditional to store iodine and iodine solutions in brown glass bottles with tight-fitting

Gerald, There's a good article about the technique on Wikipedia under "Film pull." We

I use a MYCO brand ones sold as ON BALANCE CARAT SCALE 50G x 0.001G plus a 150G x 0.01 and a 350G x

We suggested adding water for two reasons: first, some people might use 99% isopropanol, which would

Hi, Rachel You didn't do anything wrong. 0.85 g/mL is a good value for 70% ethanol. On Saturday,

Thank you! On Wednesday, May 22, 2013 2:50:44 PM UTC-5, The Home Scientist wrote: Hi, Rachel The top

Get the more concentrated acid; it is significantly safer to dilute acid, than to concentrate it. On

My apologies for the tardy reply. The heat was the issue as you said, and using the extra burner did

Use it as a 0.1% aqueous solution. For example, dissolve 100 mg (0.1g) in 100 mL or 1 g in 1 L of

Litmus solution • Dissolve 1 g of litmus in 1000 ml of water. Other recipes suggest up to 10 g of

I haven't looked at the Golden Book for a long time, but as I remember it didn't require

On Tuesday, January 8, 2013 10:37:23 AM UTC, j yeardly wrote: Many of the chemcal supply firms used

On Friday, January 4, 2013 10:52:49 AM UTC-5, TK Cochran wrote: I am wanting to do the Chemistry Lab

I'm not familiar with that brand, but it really doesn't matter. Again, stuff like sulfuric