Is it legal to perform chemistry experiments at home?
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well I think it's not
if you do little experiment like osmosis and sugar test etc.that won't cause problem
But if you do any experiment like acid basic radical or titration or higher lvl experiments,then you need approval for performing such thing
if you do little experiment like osmosis and sugar test etc.that won't cause problem
But if you do any experiment like acid basic radical or titration or higher lvl experiments,then you need approval for performing such thing
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I mix natrium chloride with hydrogen hydroxide, different variations of C12H22O11 (although I try to avoid those if I can), along with mainly organic compounds, or derivatives off, of plants, fruits and animals.
I heat it in partially sealable containers until the liquid state of hydrogen hydroxide reaches a temperature at which the vapor pressure of this liquid equals the pressure surrounding the liquid, and part or all of it becomes gaseous.
Other times, I heat it in a thermostat-controlled, insulated box, often up to temperatures approaching 500 degrees Kelvin. My favourite chemical experiment involves adding a live mixture which I keep in my cold box, until I need it for experiments. This live culture enables the other compounds to increase in size over time, and the one I like the most takes around 30 hours to complete the entire experiment. I like it so much, I do this over and over again. Unfortunately, the process of heating at the end actually kills this live mixture, so I must always remember to take a little of it out, and store it in my cold box for next time.
I also experiment with framed metal surfaces I heat from below using C3H8, and I place my mixtures on top of that until the colour and texture changes to my content.
At the moment I do not have access to an air extraction unit, so I have to open hatches to clear the air, if it becomes too dense. I know you shouldn't really be doing this when performing chemical experiments, but I have no other options presently.
Other times I cool it off instead of heating it, for instance by mixing it with crystallised hydrogen hydroxide, depending on what result I am looking for.
(As you can see, hydrogen hydroxide is a very common ingredient of my experiments, as it is readily available from any faucet almost world wide, and has great versatility).
In the end, I use the product of my experiments to resupply the needs of my body to rebuild itself.
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