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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 2003-09-05, 05:30
tReePHrOg tReePHrOg is offline
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Wicked_rain, Can I soak my Red Phosphorous

in a solution of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide to

fondle with the Red Phosphorous oxidation state, or would Hydrochloric acid 31.45%

be a better choice for this fondling of the oxidation state of my Red Phosphorous.

I want to be able to sprinkle my Red Phosphorous on a balloon and have it stick to it while it's statically hanging from the ceiling.
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Old 2003-09-05, 06:35
Wicked_Rain Wicked_Rain is offline
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quote:Originally posted by tReePHrOg:

Wicked_rain, Can I soak my Red Phosphorous

in a solution of 3% Hydrogen Peroxide to

fondle with the Red Phosphorous oxidation state, or would Hydrochloric acid 31.45%

be a better choice for this fondling of the oxidation state of my Red Phosphorous.

I want to be able to sprinkle my Red Phosphorous on a balloon and have it stick to it while it's statically hanging from the ceiling.

you can soak it in either one of them. i dont know if it will fondle the oxidation state. and as far as having it stick to a balloon that is staticly hanging from the ceiling is a synth im not familiar with. around these parts people clean it and put in a fuckin flask and cook dope. dont recall any one caring about all that other shit. go cook some dope for christs sake.
 
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