03-09-04 02:03
(Rated as: incomprehensible)
(goat)
03-09-04 04:36
No 493854
posts like this give osmium heartburn.
barely legal to bee that wordy on the couch. (i'd know)
are you fixing to do a rxn in your sink's 'j' trap?
if so, kudos to you.
(Hive Bee)
03-09-04 08:24
No 493880
ahhh ok...
so....
what was your question?....
did you even have one?
(Hive Bee)
03-09-04 08:42
No 493883
I think he was trying to get I2 from tincture, and poured the whole thing through a sock and somehow overflowed, and down his sink. I think he recovered it out of the p-trap, and wants to know how to get the dirt and grease out of it.
(Stranger)
03-09-04 10:06
No 493899
Hopefully, this question may help otherBEEZ as well.
Is there any chance of recovering some fine I2 that got lost down into the air-lock 'S'-pipe
junction of a laundry basin?
Swim salvaged all liquid and fine matter but needs to seperate to get said mentioned I2.
.?..would a 2:1 mix of HCL:H2O2(3%) + h2o = I2 + gakk ?
Theorising as swim does (when not writting incomprehensable posts
) will'look into'the 2:1...any constructive comments welcome.
>sorry cheif, "I shoulda used the paper filters like swim, 'spose i'll cop the old biotest again!!
...once aBEE, allways-aBEE
...but once a week 'aint ever enough !!!
(Chief Bee)
03-09-04 10:16
No 493904
Use this experience as a reminder that you should use proper lab equipment (such as extremely cheap filter papers) next time.
The Hive - Clandestine Chemists Without Borders