Topic: Need Help Related to Industrial chemicals... (Read 387 times)
If you are not used to handling toxic chemicals I won't recommend you handling one.
..Speaking of industrial chemicals, could it be practical to load up a SuperSquirter type watergun with chemical toxins or even acid..? Ceramic doesn't melt to most / all(?) acids so one could tinker up a ceramic-coated liquid container to plug in the water gun instead of the factory-standard plastic container..? How would one go about doing this exactly?
Goal being as a custom, cool weapon, obviously - without the explosive risks brought by messing w/ the notorious homebuilt flamethrower squirt gun adaption (add lighter + gasoline instead of water.. boom..) Alongside the more conventional tasers, pepper sprays, baseball bats, machetes & katanas of course
Goal being as a custom, cool weapon, obviously - without the explosive risks brought by messing w/ the notorious homebuilt flamethrower squirt gun adaption (add lighter + gasoline instead of water.. boom..) Alongside the more conventional tasers, pepper sprays, baseball bats, machetes & katanas of course
They are not the same. However they belong to the same series: the alkanone/ketone series.
They are both ketones because they have the same functional group: CO.
Though they have the same number of carbon atoms: 4, they are not the same neither are they isomers of each other.
This is because the first compound has 6 hydrogen atoms while the second has 8.
They are both ketones because they have the same functional group: CO.
Though they have the same number of carbon atoms: 4, they are not the same neither are they isomers of each other.
This is because the first compound has 6 hydrogen atoms while the second has 8.
Chemical name - Methyl ethyl ketone
and another name butanone
is these both names are same ?
what are other names of this chemical
and another name butanone
is these both names are same ?
what are other names of this chemical
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