furnishes yellow crystals to which chemists have applied the name "trinitrophenic acid." In commerce it is called "picric acid," " Welter's bitter," and " picronitric acid." In a state of purity ...

DOESthe “Handy Man” ever burn himself? Of course. One of the best, most convenient remedies he can use is a solution of picric acid in water. It is very satisfying and just a little gratifying ...

As a result, the extra acid may form into sharp crystals, affecting your big toe and other joints, causing episodes or flare-ups of swelling and pain referred to as gout attacks. These attacks ...

single crystal X-ray diffraction. The crystalline perfection was tested by high resolution X- ray diffractometer. FTIR and FT-Raman studies were carried out to confirm the absence of picric acid ...

A crystal radio is basically a high Q resonator tied to an antenna and an envelope detector. These days the envelope detector is a point contact diode such as a 1N34 Germanium diode. The resonant ...

Barrels of a highly explosive acid once used to make bombs have been discovered alongside other hazardous chemicals at a warehouse. Officials found 300kg of picric acid at the industrial unit near ...

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Over time, the uric acid forms into crystals, which collect around joints. You may not have symptoms at first. But if the area gets inflamed, a gout attack happens, with swelling, redness ...

Excess uric acid has the potential to form uric acid crystals, which can accumulate within joints and kidneys and cause disease. This article defines a normal uric acid level and explores ...

Crystal skulls are not uncommon or terribly mysterious. Thousands are produced every year in Brazil, China, and Germany. But there are a handful of these rather macabre objects that have fueled ...

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