Bleach and alcohol - Organic Chemistry - Science Forums
2017年1月24日 · I used bleach spray (1.5%) on my kitchen floor and wiped it up with some wipes containing ispropyl alcohol (5%). Online states a dangerous release of chemical gases would occur! Would this of happened in this case?
Chlorine (bleach) and alcohol (ethanol?). - Physics Forums
2012年4月28日 · It is often used as a disinfectant and bleaching agent. On the other hand, alcohol, specifically ethanol, is a type of organic compound that is commonly found in alcoholic beverages. It has antiseptic properties and is often used as a solvent. Can chlorine (bleach) and alcohol (ethanol) be used together? Yes, chlorine and alcohol can be used ...
Removing Ink Stamps from Book Pages: A Scientific Approach
2008年5月7日 · In summary, the conversation discusses different methods for removing an ink stamp from a book, with suggestions including using hydrogen peroxide, isopropyl alcohol, bleach, acetone, or a laser. The type of ink and original solvent used can impact the effectiveness of these methods.
My cleaning solution changes color when I distill it - Physics Forums
2007年10月25日 · In summary, you made a cleaning solution that could clean anything. It was made from:-1L of 5% bleach (normal stuff at any store)-3L of 70% isopropyl alcohol-1/2 cup of dish soap-a dash of Comet-1 tablespoon of concentrated ammoniaThe solution would settle out as a cloudy yellow mixture. When stirred, it would turn green (because Comet is blue).
Cleaning bones... - Experiments - Science Forums
2009年9月19日 · Would anybody have a suggestion about a product to use, that would help getting rid of germs, cleaning it good, but at the same time, that would ensure I wouldn't be damaging the skull itself? (If possible, something easy to get your hands on, like bleach, alcohol, etc.) Any tips to conserve it well? Thank you!
Mixing household bleach with urine - Physics Forums
2007年4月30日 · Mixing bleach and ammonia can be extremely dangerous Per a quick Google search to verify: There are several ways household ammonia and bleach can react. All of them are dangerous. Reaction type 1: Ammonia directly reacts with bleach to form hydrazine (N2H4, which, in addition to being extremely poisonous, can burn even in the absence of air!
Dried bleach crystals? - Applied Chemistry - Science Forums
2006年2月13日 · It is assumed bleach will be used, which is usually a 4% solution of sodium hypochlorite in water. If a less or more concentrated solution is used, adjust the amounts accordingly. 1. Take 1 liter of bleach, and place this in heat resistant glass or stainless steel container. Bring it to a boil. 2.
Anyone Ever Get Slimy Substance on Sink Drain Filter that Keeps …
2023年10月7日 · Really, it's only been tooth paste, Listerine, bar soap, my saliva, and cleaning agents (rubbing alcohol, bleach, and/or white vinegar) that have gone down. . . .the normal stuff. FAQ: Anyone Ever Get Slimy Substance on Sink Drain Filter that Keeps Coming
How can I stop condensation (not fog) build-up on my goggles?
2018年2月9日 · Keep the surface super clean to eliminate nucleation sites. Acetone wipe sounds good but dissolves many plastics. Also try Vinegar, Ammonia, bleach, or alcohol. Rub surface with a freshly cut raw potatoe. Spread saliva on the surface. [EDIT] I've heard of commercially available hydrophobic treatments/solutions but don't recall any details.
Killing Yeast? - Microbiology and Immunology - Science Forums
2005年10月20日 · pure Alcohol should kill yeast quite effectively, when yeast is used in brewing wine, it dies naturaly when the alcohol level gets to a certain concentration. so using pure alc will certainly kill even the hardiest of yeasts.