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i like trhe smell of cigarettes, but i dont smoke em

theres a big rust stain on my carpet, is there a chemical that could oxidize the iron oxide to a colorless form or something?- without hurting the the color of the structure of the carpet itself

that was cool expisode

i would. its better than grinding, and its not liek theres alot of friction involved.

somehow make alot of lightining strikes.

darn

okay (wen i get to doing this again ill put it on my site), anyways, you take a AA lithium battery. And you cut off the bottom cap of the battery. you then take a flame (blowtorch would be best) and strongly heat the back side of the battery away from the openeing. you hav to be careful not to touch the lithium with the flame since it will ignite. ok, so you heat it, then the lithum will melt and ooze out. take some pliers and squeeze the battery like a toothpaste stick- the molten lithium will pour out and then you can collect it (you could drip it directly into oil probly). wen in the molten state its very pure, the rate of oxidation after that depends on how fast you put it in oil or watver.

and i forgot to mention i heat it in a pan to dehydrate it .

well i read it in the book called "darwin awards", but theres alot like 4 of them. im pretty sure its true, but maybe exagerated.

the stuff from batterys doersnt have to be corroded at all. i extracted alot of lithium from e2 lithium batteries by energizer. if the batterys are new, u can take it out pretty easily and in very pure form and in pretty large amounts. theres a secret method to doing it tho....

after grinding each to desred "fineneses" put them togethewr in a container and shake them together non-vigorously.

the way i make my iron oxide is u take a tub with electrolyte, and pretty much just runan electrolysis and put some iron item on the positive electrode, where the metal will oxidize to form iron oxide which will float as orange scum in the water. u can the filter and dry that.

id have to test it. ive never had any use for it. i doubt it is acidic however.

i have some. and yes its oderless. not sure of the ph tho.

ive heard of this one guy i ngermany who dies of his own methane. he was in a small hotel room, with windows closed, and ate alot of beans and cabbage, and wen ppl found him he was dead with very high levels of methane in the room and his blood. i thiunk they even used gas masks to go in.

and does anyone kno why my warning level is 15?

flash bangs contain ammonium perchlorate and magnesium.

wast that stuff at the bottom? gunpowder or something and like someting white?

for watter just do a cobalt chloride test- it turns purple w/ water

polymers can just go on for infinite lengths

or you could try to electrolplate the original metal onto it.

ya- paper, cotton, a sock, wood,, all cellulose

its not a metal that hes adding to the water, its an "electrolyte" as they call it in the video. the metal stick thingy in the end is a thing they are testing tosee if it can be developed for something. but ya, hes only adding an "electrolyte" to the water in the cylinders.

im sure the hydrogen tanks will be very strong when the make them. And even if a tank ruptures, hydrogen is so light it may be able to just rise up and fly off. And if it did light it would be more like a flash of fire, not as dangerous as gasoline cuz gasoline is liquid and stays there and burns long. just as thot

wats GHB?