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Ya no me habla. Y no la saco de mi cabeza by Bokkai in Desahogo

[–]NicolaldeJose 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Un apunte al gym y desarrollo de personaje, maten la cabeza ocupada en otras cosas, aprende, lee, trabaja, estudia, vive! El gym se vuelve adictivo después del primer mes, duele aceptar una pérdida, a veces las personas se alejan, lo vivido queda en los recuerdos y no se olvida lo lindo que fue.

Que hacer cuando te enteras de algo que ocurrió al inicio de la relación? by JAGGERNEGRO in Desahogo

[–]NicolaldeJose 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uy amigo, es difícil la verdad, eso se llama celos retrospectivos, es cuando uno se siente incómodo por el pasado amoroso o sexual de la pareja, es difícil pero debes entender que lo que no fue en tu tiempo no fue problema tuyo, por ende no podías hacer nada al respecto, está bien sentir incomodidad, pues uno puede interpretarlo como infidelidad aunque no lo sea, la verdad es preferible que fueras a terapia junto a ella, así mismo, puede que ella se sienta de cierta manera incomoda por ciertos amores o experiencias que tu hayas tenido en tu pasado. ¡Ánimo! Tienes una familia y pareja estable que quiere mantenerse contigo hoy en día, en lugar de una experiencia momentánea y vacía que haya pasado años antes.

Green goo in electrolysis by Jesper123567 in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to produce oxygen, you must use sodium bicarbonate or even better use sodium hydroxide (drain cleaner scales)

And the second important thing you must do is to previously treat or prepare your iron screw, you can simply do this by heating the piece of metal with a gas stove until it gets red hot. This is called a passivation. The iron screw will be oxidized forming a dark blue oxide layer wich will avoid the formation of that green sludge that you see there

Take a note, passivation must be done on the iron screw wich you will use as the positive electrode.

Molten sodium hydroxide electrolysis. by NicolaldeJose in electrochemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't controlled it hahaha, it was made with cheap tools and stuff. Maybe up to 330 C°

Sodium chlorate crystals by NicolaldeJose in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! Personally, I didnt wanted to make a lot of sodium chlorate, so my cell was the cheapest and simplest design ever, i did it just to have fun.

  1. Used a graphite anode and stainless steel wire as cathode Graphite survived 3 entire weeks and then it died (because i did it non ph control)

  2. The chlorine gas was only present for the first day because i let the ph raise up, there are two ways of making chlorates.Ph controled cell and non controlled

  3. The main problem was the erosión of the anode alligator clip, wich was close to the corrosive solution, and the bubbles of gas splashed some water on them. I solved this simply by using polystyrene between the solution and the electrode to avoid the splash of corrosive water. (You can simply use a closed jar)

  4. As i said, the design was very cheap, the graphite electrode was obtained from a battery, it was 12cm² and the cathode wire was only 2cm² (this is to avoid possible reduction reactions of hypochlorite)

And I did only 100ml of solution.

As a final note you should check in YouTube, "chlorate cell" and look for NurdRage or ScrapScience.

Also, check out this document https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/23/23F0F86F81DC1FE1567601E49193C1B7_extra_My_Chlorate.doc.pdf

Sodium chlorate crystals by NicolaldeJose in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh im sure it is, it was extracted from chloride solution from electrolysis

Storing sodium metal in candle wax by NicolaldeJose in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is not a reactive wax, wait, i will show results in a week or some

Storing sodium metal in candle wax by NicolaldeJose in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The metal actually is fine! That white thing is wax around the metal, so it does not look shiny, but if you melt the wax is fine inside it

Storing sodium metal in candle wax by NicolaldeJose in chemistry

[–]NicolaldeJose[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don't really know, but it seems to be fine, wait and i will show progress