Applied Chemistry

I`ve made what seems to be a great rocket fuel!, for solid rocket motors (model), the only problem is that it detonates I need a binder/regulator to make it Viable. I`ve tried plasticising it (Blu-Tak and petrol, then collect the liquid when the grit drops out) that just makes a plastic explosive I`ve tried solidifying it in Styrene, but then it doesn`t burn reliably is too much used, and not enough and crumbles or blows up maybe a good idea to add this: DDT= Deflagration to Detonation Transition. any ideas?

Anyone can tell me what chemical is used to remove oxygen from water.. I would appreciate it if anyone can tell me..Thank you in advance ^^;

Prompt please where it is possible to find algorithm of the numerical decision of stochastic Shrodinger equation with casual potential having zero average and delta – correlated in space and time? The equation: i*a*dF/dt b*nabla*F-U*F=0 where i - imaginary unit, d/dt - partial differential on time, F=F (x, t) - required complex function, nabla - Laplas operator, U=U (x, t)- stochastic potential. Delta-correlated potential <U(x,t)U(x`,t`)>=A*delta(x-x`) *delta(t-t`) . where delta - delta-function of Dirack, A – const, <> - simbol of average, Zero average: <U(x,t)>=0 Gaussian distributed …

Tell please, whether the numerical decision stochastic Schrodinger equation is applied in chemistry? For my purpose it is necessary to decide Schrodinger equations with casual potential for system of many particles and to calculate some average with the found wave function . I plan to write the appropriate program. But can be similar programs already exist? For example, there can - be some programs of molecular dynamics can solve Scredinger equation for system of many particles with casual potential (or without casual potential, but with an opportunity to program it)? Whether somebody knows about the similar programs?

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I was just wondering if the human race has come any closer to achieving cold fusion. Or if the whole thing is just a major load of shit

Dear Forum Members, I find the difference in the absorbance values of a Monomer and Dimer of the same compound. Why is it so? The Dimer absorbance by UV is exactly half that of the Monomer. Any conclusions......

The theoretical limit of resolution for electron microscopes d = .61:lclambda: / n*sin( :alpha: ) | :lclambda: = h/(mv), n=0 (refractive index, EM uses a vacuum, :alpha: = angle. Plug everything in and you get .005nm. But as everyone knows, the EM can't produce images at that resolution because of constraints on the traditional lensing used to collect and produce the image, this makes the practical limit of resolution 1.5nm. What I propose is that the full limit of resolution by an EM will be realized, what ideas do you all have for ways to overcome or go around the factors that account for the large difference between theoretical and practical limits of resolution? …

I am doing an ice fishing lab for a project where you float an ice cube in water, put a cotton string on the ice cube, and sprinkle salt on the string so it sticks to the ice cube, making it able to be picked up.-- I am supposed to research all I can about every little aspect of the project, but there is some of it that I just do not seem to understand. I know that NaCl is supposed to disrupt "the" equilibrium somehow, but I am not sure if it is just that the rate of state changes is disrupted or if there is something else I haven't found by research that could be "the" equilibrium. Could "the equilibrium" be referring to anything else? Also, I tried the experimen…

Can someone explain this to me? I dont understand how they can be destructive & constructive at the same time... This may help:

how do u convert ppms to mg/L such as 190 ppms of chloride to - ____ mg/L or 91 ppms of sodium to - _____ mg/L HELP PLEASE!!!!!

I need help writing lab reports. I keep getting 35 out of 60 points on them. I don't know how to make it good Abstract Introduction Procedure Results Conclusion I keep messing up on them. I just don't know why. Can u guys explain to me how to do good ones and can u guys show me examples of good lab reports. they are usually 3-6 pgs.

I have a project for chemistry i need to do. I need to choose a compound or chemical process that has an adverse effect on history, environment, or life in general. So what should i do for my research paper?

hey i am applying to a math and science school and they require me to have a math or science project. My teachers have given me ideas but they are too elementry.I have a week left and please give me some good ideas:)

The chelate CuQ2- exhibits max absorbance at 580nm. When chelating agent is present in 5 fold excess , the absorbance is dependent only upon the concentration of Cu and obeys beer law over a wide range. Neither Cu or Q absorbs at 580nm. A solution that is 1.40 x 10-4 M in Cu2+ and 6.20 x 10-4 M in Q2- has an absorbance of 0.580 in a 1.00 cm cell at 580 nm. Under the same conditions, a solution that is 1.40 x 10-4 M in Cu2+ and 3.00 10-4 M in Q2 has an absorbance of 0.410. Calculate the formation constant for the process. Cu2+ + 2Q <> CuQ2, Think it has something to do with beer additive law and perhaps simultaneous equations. If someone could help me o…

Hello, I really need help. I got a test tomorrow, and I need to know how to figure out what the atomic number, mass number, number of protons, number of nuetrons and number of electrons of an element. (Use sodium as an example.) Please help me figure it out step by step. Thank you to all who answer!!! thanks, Starry_night

In physical chemistry, when the thermodynamic definition of a value is discussed vs. its mathematical definition what difference are we talking about