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For questions about a small-scale experiment which can be undertaken with reagents readily available around the house, while observing standard laboratory safety principles and practices. Do not confuse this tag with [everyday-chemistry] or [food-chemistry].
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Looking for an old (1950s) "chemical experiments" book
There are 2 books in German which inspired me to become Chemist. I had them in the late 70s.
"Chemische Experiemnte, die gelingen" (Chemical experiments which succeed) and "Organische Chemie im Probie …
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How can I dissolve a precipitate when stuck to the side of a boiling flask
Your precipitate is very likely iron oxides. First make sure you get the remains of the hydrogen peroxide out completely (e.g. by flushing several times with a little distilled water), then use an aci …
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