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Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists.

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Old 2003-08-18, 02:21
KraKleBack KinG KraKleBack KinG is offline
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Default ammonium alum

browsing around the medicine aisle of the grocery store i came across a bottle of powdered "ammonium alum". that is all the bottle said.

so, whatis it?
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Old 2003-08-18, 02:35
NeverSleepy NeverSleepy is offline
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Default Re: ammonium alum

Read the bottle, look it up on google



DAMN
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Old 2003-08-18, 02:49
KraKleBack KinG KraKleBack KinG is offline
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Default Re: ammonium alum

no fuckin shit. that was the first thing i did.

google said Aluminum Ammonium Sulfate Dodecahydrate

can the ammonia salt (if any) be released if sodium hydroxide were added?

but ammonium alum is also in carmex... so what the fuck

[This message has been edited by KraKleBack KinG (edited 08-18-2003).]
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Old 2003-08-18, 08:45
0.S. Sparkel 0.S. Sparkel is offline
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Default Re: ammonium alum

NH3 is a molecule, not a salt. I heard that chicks sometimes put Alum on their vaginas to tighten em up before sex so their partners wont be dissatisfied. Is this true? Seriously?
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Old 2003-08-18, 08:57
gottagogo gottagogo is offline
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Is a salt not made up of molecules?

Alum, while able to pucker your mouth if you taste it, doesn't have venous restriction properties (or at least I don't think it does). Therefore, it probably won't tighten the old muff burger. It may however add a sour taste to it. This may or may not be a desirable effect.

Stop dating fat whores and you won't have this problem.hahahahaha
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Old 2003-08-18, 12:52
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No, a salt is not composed of molecules, it is composed of ions - a cation and an anion.

eg. two ions, Na+ and Cl- give NaCl (or table salt)

but two molecules, N2+ 3H2 give 2NH3 - ammonia
 
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