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as for yts copper coins, ive experienced that when meleting pennies for zinc. Ive noticed that the coins below like 1985 are all copper- they didnt melt and didnt give me any zinc. the relitavely new ones however do melt.

why do we have to sleep? to rest- right- but what is the "rest" doing?

back to the question, the radiation from the Am would be too weak to do anything to the gold, i mean, its alpha radiation- so weak u can stop it with air

the iodine would actually sink to the bottom, unless heated maybe

theres no gold in smoke detectors correction: they do have gold in them (to case the Am)

but what a weird idea trying to extract ca out of that mixture. ive never thought of extrakting sodium hydroxide from drain cleaner, - same difference

ya its dihydrogen monoxide. ppl use that as a joke tho

chemistry is best

you could make a remote control catapult tht shoots eggs- like i did (set it up by a road and climb up into a tree u kno he rest). Or you could make a little radio ransmitter that hook up to ur phone, i was gonna do that. you could make a generator if u have a creek nearby (hydrogenerator) i was gonna do that. Or u could make a wind one as well. lead some wires into ur house and it could power a clock or so.

i know he does alot of pyro

might as well wonder how to get calcium from milk

wat a crazy idea gettting elemental calcium out of that crap...

impure calcium as in a calcium compound right?

in the first link, its hard to belive all those chems are used for photographic purposes

its interesting how concentration of the acid effects the outcome, i rememebr on this forum someone explaining this, but how does the conc. of the acid effect wether the product is bisulfate or sulfate?

ya the bubble thing is preetty cool. I assume u could also drop some reactive metals in there.

ya. i knew the na+i method (duh) i just dint think someone would get sodium and iodine and combine them. I dont really recommend doing that.

i always though crystals grew bigger in cold temperature

woah, thats intense

but pennies have a relively thick copper layer, and electroplating that off (and evenly) would take a while.

ya, and things realatively unreactive like silver and gold are hard to find because they are so minutely prsenet in the earth.

ya, but u can buy the carbonate and bypass the filtering/seperating steps to get the caco3 out of the mixture u have. And its not gonna be easy getting ca out of thew stuff either way.

plus it couldnt form any compounds

H2SO4 + 2NH4NO3--> 2HNO3+ (NH4)2SO4 .... i think

HI + NaHCO3 → NaI + H2O(l) + CO2(g)