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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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#1
 2003-09-13, 06:41
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harlequin 
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pink champagne
alrighty .. im not sure if you american dudes know what this is but you can get gear hear that is pink.
aussies will know what im talkin about
is this just an aeshetically pleasing property or is there an actual reaction that produces pink crystal.
red food colouring?
just a random thought
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#2
 2003-09-13, 08:16
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lost ozzie 
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Re: pink champagne
yeah that stuff wasnt bad if you got it early stomp stomp stomp from the big giant
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#3
 2003-09-14, 09:32
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kirby 
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Re: pink champagne
as much as it is the internet,,and information is easy to read--there was a lot of that pink gear coming from a rebel lab out of bunbury--when i saw the gear,they hadnt given the mix a post reduction clean and there was redphos residue staining it--though rest assured that if you wished to make coloured gear, food colouring works,,,,many moons ago when i was someone different, i laid out a lot of purple gear called purplepickup,,just mixed in drops of purple food colouring and they loved it
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#4
 2003-09-14, 15:45
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Chris1875 
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Re: pink champagne
Kirby - your in a dreamland!!!!!! ahahahahhahahahahhah *BREEEEATH* hahahahahahahahah....
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