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Chemistry

1,284 blueprints available • 22 subcategories

Blueprints (1,284)

Titanium: Titanium Tetrachloride Heated with Sodium in a Steel Bomb (Hunter, Thorpe 1913)

Titanium: Titanium Tetrachloride Heated with Sodium in a Steel Bomb (Hunter, Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

4
0
0
0
0
0
Titanium Tetrachloride: Dry Chlorine over Titanium Dioxide and Carbon (Thorpe 1913)
Hazardous

Titanium Tetrachloride: Dry Chlorine over Titanium Dioxide and Carbon (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

7
0
0
0
0
0
Tellurium: Bismuth Telluride Calcined with Soda and Oil, Air Blown through the Leach (Thorpe 1913)

Tellurium: Bismuth Telluride Calcined with Soda and Oil, Air Blown through the Leach (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

5
0
0
0
0
0
Barium: Barium Oxide Heated with Aluminium at 1200 °C in Vacuum (Guntz, Thorpe 1912)

Barium: Barium Oxide Heated with Aluminium at 1200 °C in Vacuum (Guntz, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

3
0
0
0
0
0
Calcium: Anhydrous Calcium Iodide Reduced with Sodium in a Screwed Iron Crucible (Moissan, Thorpe 1912)

Calcium: Anhydrous Calcium Iodide Reduced with Sodium in a Screwed Iron Crucible (Moissan, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

5
0
0
0
0
0
Calcium Iodide: Iodine Dissolved over Amorphous Phosphorus and Neutralised with Milk of Lime (Liebig, Thorpe 1912)

Calcium Iodide: Iodine Dissolved over Amorphous Phosphorus and Neutralised with Milk of Lime (Liebig, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

3
0
0
0
0
0
Boron: Boric Oxide Reduced with Sodium under Salt (Wöhler and Deville, Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Boron: Boric Oxide Reduced with Sodium under Salt (Wöhler and Deville, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

4
0
0
0
0
0
Boron: Boric Oxide Reduced with Magnesium Filings (Moissan, Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Boron: Boric Oxide Reduced with Magnesium Filings (Moissan, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

4
0
0
0
0
0
Helium: Uraninite Heated with Dilute Sulphuric Acid, Purified through Hot Quartz (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Helium: Uraninite Heated with Dilute Sulphuric Acid, Purified through Hot Quartz (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

3
0
0
0
0
0
Argon: Air Led over Calcium Carbide and Calcium Chloride at 800 °C (Fischer and Ringe, Thorpe 1912)

Argon: Air Led over Calcium Carbide and Calcium Chloride at 800 °C (Fischer and Ringe, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

3
0
0
0
0
0
Cation Exchange Resin: Phenol Sulfonated and Cured with Formaldehyde (Wassenegger and Jaeger, I.G., US 2,204,539)
Hazardous

Cation Exchange Resin: Phenol Sulfonated and Cured with Formaldehyde (Wassenegger and Jaeger, I.G., US 2,204,539)

by CharlieDE

Organic

9
0
0
0
0
0
EDTA: Ethylenediamine with Sodium Chloroacetate and Soda at 90-95 C, Precipitated with Hydrochloric Acid (Munz, US 2,130,505)
Hazardous

EDTA: Ethylenediamine with Sodium Chloroacetate and Soda at 90-95 C, Precipitated with Hydrochloric Acid (Munz, US 2,130,505)

by CharlieDE

Organic

10
0
0
0
0
0
Sodium Monochloroacetate Solution: Chloroacetic Acid Neutralised with Sodium Bicarbonate (Haskins and Maxwell, du Pont, US 2,131,733)
Hazardous

Sodium Monochloroacetate Solution: Chloroacetic Acid Neutralised with Sodium Bicarbonate (Haskins and Maxwell, du Pont, US 2,131,733)

by CharlieDE

Organic

6
0
0
0
0
0
Monochloroacetic Acid: Chlorine Bubbled into Hot Acetic Acid with a Little Acetic Anhydride (Hammond, Celanese, US 2,503,334)
Hazardous

Monochloroacetic Acid: Chlorine Bubbled into Hot Acetic Acid with a Little Acetic Anhydride (Hammond, Celanese, US 2,503,334)

by CharlieDE

Organic

6
0
0
0
0
0
Zinc Sulfide Phosphor: Zinc Oxide and Sulfur Fired Twice with Halide Fluxes and a Trace of Copper (Rothschild, US 2,546,239)
Hazardous

Zinc Sulfide Phosphor: Zinc Oxide and Sulfur Fired Twice with Halide Fluxes and a Trace of Copper (Rothschild, US 2,546,239)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

10
0
0
0
0
0
Barium Chloride: Witherite Dissolved in Dilute Hydrochloric Acid and Cleared over Excess Carbonate (Thorpe 1912)
Hazardous

Barium Chloride: Witherite Dissolved in Dilute Hydrochloric Acid and Cleared over Excess Carbonate (Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

8
0
0
0
0
0
Activated Carbon: Pine Sawdust Digested with Zinc Chloride and Phosphoric Acid, Activated at 500 C (McCullough, Darco, US 2,146,024)
Hazardous

Activated Carbon: Pine Sawdust Digested with Zinc Chloride and Phosphoric Acid, Activated at 500 C (McCullough, Darco, US 2,146,024)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

6
0
0
0
0
0
Zinc Chloride: Scrap Zinc in Hydrochloric Acid, Cleared with Bleaching Powder and Boiled Down to 230 C (Thorpe 1913)
Hazardous

Zinc Chloride: Scrap Zinc in Hydrochloric Acid, Cleared with Bleaching Powder and Boiled Down to 230 C (Thorpe 1913)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

3
0
0
0
0
0
Graphite Foil: Natural Graphite Soaked in Sulfuric-Nitric Acid, Flashed at 1000 C and Rolled Without Binder (Shane, Union Carbide, US 3,404,061)
Hazardous

Graphite Foil: Natural Graphite Soaked in Sulfuric-Nitric Acid, Flashed at 1000 C and Rolled Without Binder (Shane, Union Carbide, US 3,404,061)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

1
0
0
0
0
0
Acetoacetanilide: Aniline in Ether with Diketene Added Slowly (Gleason, Standard Oil Development, US 2,174,239)

Acetoacetanilide: Aniline in Ether with Diketene Added Slowly (Gleason, Standard Oil Development, US 2,174,239)

by CharlieDE

Organic

9
0
0
0
0
0
Diketene: Acetone Pyrolysed in Copper at 650 C, Ketene Caught Cold in Acetone and Left to Dimerise (Law, Carbide, US 2,019,983)
Hazardous

Diketene: Acetone Pyrolysed in Copper at 650 C, Ketene Caught Cold in Acetone and Left to Dimerise (Law, Carbide, US 2,019,983)

by CharlieDE

Organic

4
0
0
0
0
0
Ro-iro Urushi: Black Lustre Lacquer, Raw Lac Blackened with Haguro Iron Vinegar (after Rein 1889)

Ro-iro Urushi: Black Lustre Lacquer, Raw Lac Blackened with Haguro Iron Vinegar (after Rein 1889)

by CharlieDE

Organic

10
0
0
0
0
0
Tonoko: Iron Ochre Pulverized for Japanese Lacquer Groundwork (after Rein 1889)

Tonoko: Iron Ochre Pulverized for Japanese Lacquer Groundwork (after Rein 1889)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

5
0
0
0
0
0
Ammonia Solution of Specific Gravity 0.910: Strong Ammonia Diluted to 24.99 % by Hydrometer (Lunge and Wiernik table, Thorpe 1912)

Ammonia Solution of Specific Gravity 0.910: Strong Ammonia Diluted to 24.99 % by Hydrometer (Lunge and Wiernik table, Thorpe 1912)

by CharlieDE

Inorganic

7
0
0
0
0
0
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