Diggity
(Hive Bee) 09-23-02 23:06 No 359577 |
CuCl | Bookmark | ||||||
Is it just me or is this shit hard to find? Hours upon hours of searching high and low. Mainly high though.. & I'm, somethin of a phenom, 1 puff of da cron, I'm un-stopable. |
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hCiLdOdUeDn (Hive Bee) 09-24-02 00:27 No 359603 |
Are you talking about Copper (I) chloride? | Bookmark | ||||||
Are you talking about Copper (I) chloride? If so then yes, it is very hard to find. You can get 100grams from a chemical supply for around $100. To bee or not to bee, that IS the question. |
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Diggity (Hive Bee) 09-24-02 04:38 No 359744 |
Yes, thats the stuff. | Bookmark | ||||||
Yes, thats the stuff. I need some for a little project im working on. I have decided to build a copper chloride laser. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/C It's not impossible.. & I'm, somethin of a phenom, 1 puff of da cron, I'm un-stopable. |
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Diggity (Hive Bee) 09-24-02 04:52 No 359749 |
I'm finding Copper chloride as CuCl and other ... | Bookmark | ||||||
I'm finding Copper chloride as CuCl and other sites, Cuprous chloride as CuCl.. More often I read Copper chloride as CuCl. & I'm, somethin of a phenom, 1 puff of da cron, I'm un-stopable. |
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PrimoPyro (Hive Prodigy) 09-24-02 13:52 No 359917 |
100$/100g? WTF!? | Bookmark | ||||||
The first catalog I grabbed and looked up the price of cuprous chloride, CuCl, in had it listed in the 97% pure category for $13.50/100g that is NOT expensive! 97% should be just fine for 99% of uses for this compound. The most expensive purity, 99.9%+ pure, is still only $60.00/100g. Look harder. PrimoPyro Will perform sexual favors for females in exchange for 1,2-dimethylaziridine. PM for details. |
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hermanroempp (Hive Bee) 09-24-02 20:28 No 360026 |
Do-it-yourself CuCl | Bookmark | ||||||
40 g of CuCl2 are dissolved in 400 ml of 20% hydrochloric acid. 40 g of elemental copper (wire or shredded) are added and the solution is heated (on the water bath) until the previously dark brown-green solution has become almost colorless. The (filtrated) solution is poured into cold water (I'd propose DI ice-water, about 2l), the white, precipitated CuCl is filtered off and washed frequently with cold water. Product should be sucked dry on a buechner funnel and dried in an evacuated dessicator over silica gel for best results. [Translated from: K.A. Hofmann: "Lehrbuch der Anorganischen Chemie"; 5 th ed., 1924, Verlag Fr. Vieweg und Sohn; italics mine] Quidquid agis, prudenter agas et respice finem! |
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hCiLdOdUeDn (Hive Bee) 09-24-02 22:55 No 360057 |
Primo....swim chemical supply source price is ... | Bookmark | ||||||
Primo....swim chemical supply source price is listed that high! Lucky for you! To bee or not to bee, that IS the question. |
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Kinetic (Hive Bee) 09-28-02 13:59 No 361582 |
Look harder! | Bookmark | ||||||
SWIK has seen 1kg CuCl for around £40 (about $60). I'd try somewhere else if I were you! |
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