My Alchemy Class
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- Tyrion
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My Alchemy Class
So I've been studying with the Mages Guild for two years now. My alchemy classes are my favorite part so far. Just last week we got to experiment with frost salts!
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Yep, its CuSO4 5H2O, but shhhhhhhhhhh, as far as anyone here is concerned they're frost salts.
"Imagination and memory are but one thing which for diverse considerations have diverse names."
"How dare you question the colonnade!" - one of the Glorious Leaders
"Nemon + IKEA = creationism" - some guy
"The layout is awesome, the scale is awesome, the whole city is just awesome!" - Tyrion on Blacklight, circa 2007
"How dare you question the colonnade!" - one of the Glorious Leaders
"Nemon + IKEA = creationism" - some guy
"The layout is awesome, the scale is awesome, the whole city is just awesome!" - Tyrion on Blacklight, circa 2007
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Delicious hydrated copper sulphate! =D
"If a hermaphroditic, bug-armored, bipolar god-king existing in multiple universes who has his very own bible with *actual* magic strewn throughout it is your idea of a cliche, then I really would like to live in your world." -MK
"You say a lot of things. And how does that work? You're a bicycle"
Tea is important.
"You say a lot of things. And how does that work? You're a bicycle"
Tea is important.
What can you do with this sulphate?
Harke the Apostle, Sun Jul 13, 2008 7:26 pm
My book sucks cause it´s a vampire.
Hemitheon, Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:51 pm
*sarcastic*
You know what's also popular? Enormous flying cities and ridable dragons. Maybe TR should invest in navigable ships and underwater cities.
My book sucks cause it´s a vampire.
Hemitheon, Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:51 pm
*sarcastic*
You know what's also popular? Enormous flying cities and ridable dragons. Maybe TR should invest in navigable ships and underwater cities.
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If you place about 130 grams of this stuff on a specific altar, you can summon a Hydrated Copper Sulphite Atronach Familiar.
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This is really weird. I've never heard of this CuSO4 X 5H20 before, and then we had a lab with it in my chem class this week, and then another picture of it here. Small world...
You'll see, I'll show you, that these, uh, civilized people? They'll eat each other. You see, I'm not a monster. I'm just ahead of the curve.
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It can be used to do this!! http://www.artangel.org.uk/projects/2008/seizure/inside_151_189_harper_rd/woman_pointing_at_crystal_walls
"If a hermaphroditic, bug-armored, bipolar god-king existing in multiple universes who has his very own bible with *actual* magic strewn throughout it is your idea of a cliche, then I really would like to live in your world." -MK
"You say a lot of things. And how does that work? You're a bicycle"
Tea is important.
"You say a lot of things. And how does that work? You're a bicycle"
Tea is important.
Andres Indoril wrote:If you place about 130 grams of this stuff on a specific altar, you can summon a Hydrated Copper Sulphite Atronach Familiar.
Lol.Arthas wrote:Make a Moist Atronach out of it.
What about if I just sniff it?
Harke the Apostle, Sun Jul 13, 2008 7:26 pm
My book sucks cause it´s a vampire.
Hemitheon, Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:51 pm
*sarcastic*
You know what's also popular? Enormous flying cities and ridable dragons. Maybe TR should invest in navigable ships and underwater cities.
My book sucks cause it´s a vampire.
Hemitheon, Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:51 pm
*sarcastic*
You know what's also popular? Enormous flying cities and ridable dragons. Maybe TR should invest in navigable ships and underwater cities.
- Tyrion
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Unfortunately, no moon sugar yet. Sorry guys.
"Imagination and memory are but one thing which for diverse considerations have diverse names."
"How dare you question the colonnade!" - one of the Glorious Leaders
"Nemon + IKEA = creationism" - some guy
"The layout is awesome, the scale is awesome, the whole city is just awesome!" - Tyrion on Blacklight, circa 2007
"How dare you question the colonnade!" - one of the Glorious Leaders
"Nemon + IKEA = creationism" - some guy
"The layout is awesome, the scale is awesome, the whole city is just awesome!" - Tyrion on Blacklight, circa 2007
I used this stuff 2 1/2 years ago when I was in quantitative analysis. We were doing flame AA and had to choose a metal to analyze. I chose copper, and selected copper sulfate pentahydrate as my salt. For that lab, I had to make a set of standards, prepare a calibration curve, and determine the concentration of an unknown sample. The flame AA lab was so much easier than the graphite furnace lab I did last year in instrumental analysis I. No messing with standard addition, or anything like that . Graphite furnace does give a much lower detection limit, however... and being able to do standard addition when the sample matrix is particularly messy is a plus, too .