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I used a Linux distro for a long time and the only thing that limited my productivity was working around Windows only software, some of...

Rule no. 1 chemistry: There are no unbound protons. Rule no. 2 of chemistry: THERE ARE NO UNBOUND PROTONS Rule no. 3 of chemistry...

Counter ion makes a huge difference. Most sulfates are soluble as chlorides, but a lot of sulfates aren't soluble as chlorides (just to...

The "security" in the MS Office package is perplexing. I am trying to open a .txt file I made myself, why are you giving me crap?

Excellent example of how making things more complicated don't make them better. Instead of reading group by group now I must follow an...

Another excellent example is vanadium in flow batteries.

If you want large surge currents in a single cell you need fast electron transfer kinetics. Electrically, this means a low internal...

You are describing recrystalization. The obtained crystals (if any) may have a different phase than the initial solid (crystal or not)...

Tin(ii) is harder to reduce than Cu(ii) and Ag(i). Oxalic acid / oxalates may be a suitable alternative to ascorbic acid. While a...

It sounds like your problem isnt electrochemical but simply chemical. You are generating chlorine which is the precursor to your target...

Are you refining silver for purposes other than exploring science? Silver, unlikely gold, is actually fairly cheap and refining silver...

If you have a sufficiently advanced civilization, then a projectile with an antimatter and matter compartment that combines upon impact.

How are you identifying chlorine gas? For the record, producing 'lots of chlorine gas' is a serious safety hazard in itself! Anyhow, by...

Children's clothes should have a "This way front" type print similar to how claymores have "Front towards enemy".

Very good example and I vaguely recollect a video demonstrating this. Something along the lines of e coli (or another bacteria) on a...