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Non Life Sciences => Chemistry => Topic started by: neilep on 23/07/2007 22:06:51
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One sugar or two ?
I am confident that should you vist my house that the tea/coffee I make you will easily absorb the sugar !
.....but is there a liquid/substance out there that can really stretch saturation to the limit ?
What is it ?...what's it for ?
Permeate and douche my head with your saturateable answers.
Thanks
neil
ps: xxx
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Thinks out loud (ooh, that reminds me of an experiment. maybe post it tomorrow.)
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.......and the answers are coming thick and thin !!!!
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.......and the answers are coming thick and thin !!!!
if it's thick answers you want. How about my sister's gravy, it's not ready until the spoon can stand in it withouth falling.
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See ?...we have a lot in common !....your sister...my wifey...both went to the Builders Bricklaying Cement Producing School Of Graving Making !!
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One of the most soluble substances I know is Zinc bromide Zn(Br)2: 1 litre of water dissolves about 4800 grams of it.
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One of the most soluble substances I know is Zinc bromide Zn(Br)2: 1 litre of water dissolves about 4800 grams of it.
WOW !!!....4.8kgs ?..in a litre of water ?...WOW !!!
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One of the most soluble substances I know is Zinc bromide Zn(Br)2: 1 litre of water dissolves about 4800 grams of it.
Any idea about density, viscosity, refractive index... of such a solution ?
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Silver perchlorate manages 5.57 Kg/litre, but I don't know if this is a record.
Among the things you commonly find in the lab, potassium iodide is among the most soluble (about 1.4kg/litre).
If you made concentrated solutions of both and mixed them in the right proportions you would get an odd effect- most of the stuff would fall out of solution. Silver iodide is practically insoluble and potassion perchlorate is only soluble to about 15 grams in a litre.
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Silver perchlorate manages 5.57 Kg/litre, but I don't know if this is a record.
Among the things you commonly find in the lab, potassium iodide is among the most soluble (about 1.4kg/litre).
If you made concentrated solutions of both and mixed them in the right proportions you would get an odd effect- most of the stuff would fall out of solution. Silver iodide is practically insoluble and potassion perchlorate is only soluble to about 15 grams in a litre.
DOUBLE WOW !!............you might be a Bored Chemist but your answers are far from boring !!
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One of the most soluble substances I know is Zinc bromide Zn(Br)2: 1 litre of water dissolves about 4800 grams of it.
Any idea about density, viscosity, refractive index... of such a solution ?
Unfortunately not.