It’s possible but you would need a VERY heavy duty inverter. And then it would run down you battery VERY fast. You don’t have to do any then special. Just go to the store and buy one, although they may not sell one rated 800-1000 watts that you will need.
No it's definitely not my computer. Maybe the one minute is an exaggeration... but it’s just a little bit of a shock with cable internet when all the sudden I reach an adobe road block.
Why in the world does it take adobe reader over a minute to open a one page document?! I don't get it. Why do people put up with this? Why is every singe data sheet I have ever come across on adobe reader? Why do people choose adobe as a format for their file when putting it in any other format would be sooo much easier on everybody?
What is so great about acrobat? I find it harder to read then other documents. The ONLY time its helpful it when it s huge document and the chapters are listed on the side.
So what’s the big secret? What am I missing out on here?
H2O2 is not a fuel... It’s an oxidizer. However, if you mix it with any of the liquid fuels mentioned above you will get a nice rocket fuel, Assuming it’s high purity.
A Variac is a brand of autotransformer... I didn’t call it an autotransformer because the term Variac is more widely known...
Also... magnet wire is used for transformers, it won't look like there’s any insulation but there’s a thin coat of enamel on it.
I don't get it... Why would it be too powerful if it's made for the voltage its being used at?
Also instead of winding your own transformer you might be interested in simply buying a Variac. A Variac is basically a variable transformer (it has multiple tap points) this way you can set the voltage (normally 0-140V).
I'm not sure I understand the question. How hot does the torch get? I couldn't really say. It burns propane but the temperature would be determined by the air: gas ratio.
Yes well it seems I’m still getting potassium oxide though. Sodium is commercially made in a downs cell where it’s never exposed to the air or chlorine. The electrodes are not the problem. I got the same yield with tungsten as carbon.
So you think it would yield sodium oxide instead of pure sodium? Also I have been working with potassium more than sodium (not that it’s any safer). What color is sodium/potassium oxide?
Do they sell argon tanks at the hardware store? Maybe I could spray the sodium with Argon and heat it from the bottom. This is getting expensive.
Does anybody know how tungsten would react as the electrodes?
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