just for all you hardcore chemists out there, i advise you to go here:

https://www.storesonline.com/site/579340/page/253679

things are being sold at as low as 10%!

Wow, a pound of silicon carbide for only $5... but unfortunately they don't ship to the UK.

that a good site, very cheap, but wont be that good, as it dont ship to the uk, and a lot of people ere are british!

 

i mean, yt2095, me, J'Dona, all interested, all in the UK! [im guessing yt is!]

well, just a notice. those are some crazy low prices.

wonders a) how he got them b) where his prophet cums from!

 

lot of different stuff, maybe he mixes half of it himself...

perhaps. i'm thinking about taking some of that antimony trioxide and cesium chloride...

what will you do with it?

could fluorinate the antimony and use lithium replacement to recover cesium.

the purpose being what?

And caesium explodes in water. Eeeexcellent.

caesium explodes in um, most stuff! like pure H2SO4, that should be a bit better than water, H2O!

And caesium explodes in water. Eeeexcellent.

har har i'd definately go for a conc acid over water. the reaction with my supersaturated HCl would be so explosive that it would probably kill me if i added as little as 1g of it. i'd need a 20 foot pole!

what is the 20ft pole made outta? lets guess:

 

mercury

an ex-atomic reactor control rod!

and all the norms:

francium

cesium

potassium

etc etc.!

nah i was thinking of a stainless steel pole with the cesium at the end so i wouldn't blow myself up

really, i would never have thought that!!!! [sarcastic!]

 

why dont you try switching at which end the cesium is..... and see what happens?

so i can oxidize the cesium and cry for days?

Umm.... cesium will explode on contact with air too. Instant oxidation anyone?

cesium will explode on contact with air too

it doesn't explode. i've seen it react with water. i've seen it react with air. it just tarnishes instantly on contact with air. no flames or explosions.