Boric Acid?
Q. Where would I find powdered Boric Acid
Asked by TeAcUp - Fri Jun 2 17:47:57 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20 mule team borax. In the laudry detergent aisle of the supermarket. If you are trying to kill bugs, mix it w/ powdered sugar to attract them to the borax.
Answered by Gypsy - Fri Jun 2 17:49:25 2006
Q. Where would I find powdered Boric Acid
Asked by TeAcUp - Fri Jun 2 17:47:57 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 20 mule team borax. In the laudry detergent aisle of the supermarket. If you are trying to kill bugs, mix it w/ powdered sugar to attract them to the borax.
Answered by Gypsy - Fri Jun 2 17:49:25 2006
How to turn regular Boric Acid bought from Rite Aid into pesticide?
Q. This morning i bought two bottles of store brand Boric acid powder from Rite Aid because i heard it kills carpet beetles and their larvae. I have found these little annoying things mostly by my windows and doors but occasionally find them around the carpet as well. My cat sits by the windows and doors and i guess carries these things on him and takes them around the house with him. I want to know how to use these bottles of boric acid as a pesticide and also know how to safely use it around my family and pets. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Asked by Meowtrix - Wed Apr 7 14:47:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have used Boric Acid in the past using a plastic container that either has small hole on the tip (such as a Ketchup Squeezer that you can get at the dollar store) or an old spice shaker (such as the ones they sell at the store with spices on them) clean and dry really well and fill it with the boric acid an then sprinkle it on the places you need to. It's safe for you and for your pet.
Answered by Nena - Wed Apr 7 16:07:04 2010
Q. This morning i bought two bottles of store brand Boric acid powder from Rite Aid because i heard it kills carpet beetles and their larvae. I have found these little annoying things mostly by my windows and doors but occasionally find them around the carpet as well. My cat sits by the windows and doors and i guess carries these things on him and takes them around the house with him. I want to know how to use these bottles of boric acid as a pesticide and also know how to safely use it around my family and pets. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Asked by Meowtrix - Wed Apr 7 14:47:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have used Boric Acid in the past using a plastic container that either has small hole on the tip (such as a Ketchup Squeezer that you can get at the dollar store) or an old spice shaker (such as the ones they sell at the store with spices on them) clean and dry really well and fill it with the boric acid an then sprinkle it on the places you need to. It's safe for you and for your pet.
Answered by Nena - Wed Apr 7 16:07:04 2010
Is boric acid going to be safe to use on my bed?
Q. I have a roach infestation, and every now and then I always see some crawling on my bed. This makes me very paranoid to sleep at night, so I was going to sprinkle a little bit of boric acid on my bed. I've heard boric acid is pretty safe to use. I've heard that it doesn't irritate skin. Is it ok to use on my bed? Will it be ok to sleep on a bed with just a bit of boric acid sprinkled on?
Asked by Jake J. - Thu Jun 10 23:53:00 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't sprinkle boric acid on your bed. Boric acid is a poison. You can get rid of cockroaches with Plaster of Paris. First clean your entire house. Also get rid of any clutter. Roaches love to hide in clutter. Then mix Plaster of Paris with powdered sugar and sprinkle this mixture anywhere you've seen roaches. Pour the mixture directly on surfaces. Don't even bother with bowls or plates. This way the roaches can get to the mixture easily, and they'll be more likely to walk through it, too. The roaches end up eating the Plaster of Paris when they eat the powdered sugar. They also get the mixture on their feet and eat it when they clean their feet. Then when they drink water, they die. Allow the mixture to sit out for at… [cont.]
Answered by Shan - Fri Jun 11 12:08:31 2010
Q. I have a roach infestation, and every now and then I always see some crawling on my bed. This makes me very paranoid to sleep at night, so I was going to sprinkle a little bit of boric acid on my bed. I've heard boric acid is pretty safe to use. I've heard that it doesn't irritate skin. Is it ok to use on my bed? Will it be ok to sleep on a bed with just a bit of boric acid sprinkled on?
Asked by Jake J. - Thu Jun 10 23:53:00 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't sprinkle boric acid on your bed. Boric acid is a poison. You can get rid of cockroaches with Plaster of Paris. First clean your entire house. Also get rid of any clutter. Roaches love to hide in clutter. Then mix Plaster of Paris with powdered sugar and sprinkle this mixture anywhere you've seen roaches. Pour the mixture directly on surfaces. Don't even bother with bowls or plates. This way the roaches can get to the mixture easily, and they'll be more likely to walk through it, too. The roaches end up eating the Plaster of Paris when they eat the powdered sugar. They also get the mixture on their feet and eat it when they clean their feet. Then when they drink water, they die. Allow the mixture to sit out for at… [cont.]
Answered by Shan - Fri Jun 11 12:08:31 2010
How does boric acid work for getting rid of roaches??
Q. How do I get boric acid??
Asked by Anaiza - Wed Mar 19 12:13:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. . Place boric acid around others areas you see them coming from. Roaches clean themselves a lot. By walking in the boric acid, they automatically get some on them. When boric acid is ingested, it interferes with digestion and kills them.
Answered by odessaroberts50 - Wed Mar 19 12:31:01 2008
Q. How do I get boric acid??
Asked by Anaiza - Wed Mar 19 12:13:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. . Place boric acid around others areas you see them coming from. Roaches clean themselves a lot. By walking in the boric acid, they automatically get some on them. When boric acid is ingested, it interferes with digestion and kills them.
Answered by odessaroberts50 - Wed Mar 19 12:31:01 2008
How to use boric acid powder to rid of roaches?
Q. I just got the boric acid powder and I dont know the effective way to use it. I would like to use it around my kitchen area and my pets favorite spot. should I mix them with water or should I just use them as it is? Please tell me step by step instruction that will not harm my puppy,,, Thank you!!
Asked by Brad - Tue Dec 23 12:03:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to put it along base boards and dark areas where roaches tend to crawl or hide. Under the refrigerator is a good place as well as the cabinet under the sink. Just apply it as a powder. You don't need to do anything else. It is perfectly safe for your pets and children.
Answered by oil field trash - Tue Dec 23 12:58:57 2008
Q. I just got the boric acid powder and I dont know the effective way to use it. I would like to use it around my kitchen area and my pets favorite spot. should I mix them with water or should I just use them as it is? Please tell me step by step instruction that will not harm my puppy,,, Thank you!!
Asked by Brad - Tue Dec 23 12:03:01 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You want to put it along base boards and dark areas where roaches tend to crawl or hide. Under the refrigerator is a good place as well as the cabinet under the sink. Just apply it as a powder. You don't need to do anything else. It is perfectly safe for your pets and children.
Answered by oil field trash - Tue Dec 23 12:58:57 2008
Can you mix boric acid with water for a spray bottle to kill roaches more effectively??
Q. I want to spray boric acid along the walls by the ceiling and in the heat vents where I see roaches coming in from my dirty neighbors in my apartment. Will it work?
Asked by Anaiza - Wed Jun 18 15:11:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will work if you first heat the water then add some boric acid. My favorite ant killer is making a simple sugar syrup then adding a tablespoon of roache-proof to it. The ants drink-up then disappear a day later; -fore-ever! Do not add the boric acid while the water is steaming-let it cool some first. 1 tblspn of powder to a quart of liquid.
Answered by racer123 - Wed Jun 18 15:30:14 2008
Q. I want to spray boric acid along the walls by the ceiling and in the heat vents where I see roaches coming in from my dirty neighbors in my apartment. Will it work?
Asked by Anaiza - Wed Jun 18 15:11:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will work if you first heat the water then add some boric acid. My favorite ant killer is making a simple sugar syrup then adding a tablespoon of roache-proof to it. The ants drink-up then disappear a day later; -fore-ever! Do not add the boric acid while the water is steaming-let it cool some first. 1 tblspn of powder to a quart of liquid.
Answered by racer123 - Wed Jun 18 15:30:14 2008
What is the safest way to remove Boric Acid?
Q. I need to clean up some powdered boric acid and when I read the instructions it doesn't say how to clean it up.
Asked by Chesty Roux - Sat May 24 18:23:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * Personal precautions Avoid dust formation. In case of exposure to high level of airborne dust, wear a personal respirator in compliance with national legislation. * Methods for cleaning up (Land spill) Vacuum, shovel or sweep up boric acid and place in containers for disposal in accordance with applicable local regulations. Avoid contamination of water bodies during clean up and disposal. No personal protective equipment is needed to clean up land spills. * Environmental precautions Boric acid is a water-soluble white powder that may cause damage to trees or vegetation by root absorption.
Answered by Emilio - Sat May 24 22:17:01 2008
Q. I need to clean up some powdered boric acid and when I read the instructions it doesn't say how to clean it up.
Asked by Chesty Roux - Sat May 24 18:23:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. * Personal precautions Avoid dust formation. In case of exposure to high level of airborne dust, wear a personal respirator in compliance with national legislation. * Methods for cleaning up (Land spill) Vacuum, shovel or sweep up boric acid and place in containers for disposal in accordance with applicable local regulations. Avoid contamination of water bodies during clean up and disposal. No personal protective equipment is needed to clean up land spills. * Environmental precautions Boric acid is a water-soluble white powder that may cause damage to trees or vegetation by root absorption.
Answered by Emilio - Sat May 24 22:17:01 2008
Is using boric acid to keep roaches out of your apartment vegan?
Q. I live in NYC-- Even if you keep a clean house they may come and I do not like them. I have used boric acid for years to keep them away. It's a mild powder that repels them and kills them if they get too much of it in their legs. Is it "not vegan" to do so? What do vegans who live in big cites do? I mean other than just keeping food locked away and sweeping and cleaning.
Asked by that one - Wed Oct 22 15:30:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i suppose it wouldn't technically be vegan, because you are hurting and killing living animals. But what else are you gonna do? I know i would do the same.
Answered by Bob - Wed Oct 22 15:34:40 2008
Q. I live in NYC-- Even if you keep a clean house they may come and I do not like them. I have used boric acid for years to keep them away. It's a mild powder that repels them and kills them if they get too much of it in their legs. Is it "not vegan" to do so? What do vegans who live in big cites do? I mean other than just keeping food locked away and sweeping and cleaning.
Asked by that one - Wed Oct 22 15:30:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i suppose it wouldn't technically be vegan, because you are hurting and killing living animals. But what else are you gonna do? I know i would do the same.
Answered by Bob - Wed Oct 22 15:34:40 2008
Where in the UK can I buy boric acid?
Q. I live in London and our home has recently become infested with cockroaches. Although we had the place treated as soon as we saw one, they have returned. I am told the best thing to use is boric acid. Where can I buy this product in the UK (London)? I need to buy it soon as we have a little baby and I want to get rid of this problem. Thanks.
Asked by fuddy duddy - Wed Oct 3 14:41:50 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a chemist shop
Answered by harry - Wed Oct 3 14:45:07 2007
Q. I live in London and our home has recently become infested with cockroaches. Although we had the place treated as soon as we saw one, they have returned. I am told the best thing to use is boric acid. Where can I buy this product in the UK (London)? I need to buy it soon as we have a little baby and I want to get rid of this problem. Thanks.
Asked by fuddy duddy - Wed Oct 3 14:41:50 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a chemist shop
Answered by harry - Wed Oct 3 14:45:07 2007
Can the use of boric acid to treat yeast infections affect pregnancies?
Q. Mmm, just wondering. My friend is using boric acid to treat her yeast infections, and she's had pregnancy symptoms. Is there any way that could cause her to miscarry?
Asked by Nancy - Wed Dec 12 01:15:06 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huh? I'm currently using boric acid to kill roaches!
Answered by javaKat - Wed Dec 12 01:17:36 2007
Q. Mmm, just wondering. My friend is using boric acid to treat her yeast infections, and she's had pregnancy symptoms. Is there any way that could cause her to miscarry?
Asked by Nancy - Wed Dec 12 01:15:06 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huh? I'm currently using boric acid to kill roaches!
Answered by javaKat - Wed Dec 12 01:17:36 2007
Can anyone give me a scientific explanation of the reaction caused when boric acid ester is created?
Q. I'm doing an experiment in which I have to combine boric acid, methanol and concentrated sulfuric acid, then light a match. However, I need to hand in an explanation of why those three ingredients mixed together would produce a green flame. Ive been searching for it but couldn't find any answers on google. The explaination can be as short as one paragraph. Can anyone help me?
Asked by nicola - Sat Oct 24 01:28:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B(OH)3 is soluble in lower alcohols such as methanol, but nearly insoluble in water. This is because B(OH)3 + H2O <=> B(OH)4- + H+. Methanol attracts some water from moisture, so adding concentrated sulfuric acid shifts the equilibrium to the left. Now lightning the mixture produces a green flame because of the presence of B(OH)3. What you actually do is a mixture, not a esterification.
Answered by Dietrich W - Sat Oct 24 04:03:07 2009
Q. I'm doing an experiment in which I have to combine boric acid, methanol and concentrated sulfuric acid, then light a match. However, I need to hand in an explanation of why those three ingredients mixed together would produce a green flame. Ive been searching for it but couldn't find any answers on google. The explaination can be as short as one paragraph. Can anyone help me?
Asked by nicola - Sat Oct 24 01:28:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B(OH)3 is soluble in lower alcohols such as methanol, but nearly insoluble in water. This is because B(OH)3 + H2O <=> B(OH)4- + H+. Methanol attracts some water from moisture, so adding concentrated sulfuric acid shifts the equilibrium to the left. Now lightning the mixture produces a green flame because of the presence of B(OH)3. What you actually do is a mixture, not a esterification.
Answered by Dietrich W - Sat Oct 24 04:03:07 2009
Does boric acid work to kill roaches? and how fast? whats the best way to apply?
Q. I hear from some to mix a little sugar in the powder and that will help make the boric acid tasty to the roach. i hear they take it to there nest and it this kills the eggs too. is this true? I am seeing 2 or 3 roaches every other day and wan to start taking care of this issue before it gets worse. i also been told to mix it with water and leave it out for they roaches look for somethign to drink. is that a good idea as well? i put a bit of the boric acid sugar mix under my kitchen sink and i tried to pour some in the cracks between the stove and dishwasher i also sprayed regular insecticide on my counters and sink and along the floor by the sink.
Asked by hls - Tue May 22 21:28:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boric acid works wonders! I lived in Northern Va in an apartment for 8.5 years and had to use it because the roaches would come to my apt whenever the surrounding ones sprayed. YUCK!!! After I started using boric acid, i rarely saw another roach! I had a pretty bad problem at first so I laid down a heavy application behind appliances, sofas, etc and left it ... I resisted killing any roaches I saw in the powder so they could take it back to the nest and I also resisted cleaning it up for awhile (I'm a clean freak). Do not add sugar to the powder unless you want to compound your roach problem with other insects!! They'll clean themselves and ingest the powder w/o help of sugar. I really don't recommend spraying insecticides on your… [cont.]
Answered by schaianne - Tue May 22 21:44:03 2007
Q. I hear from some to mix a little sugar in the powder and that will help make the boric acid tasty to the roach. i hear they take it to there nest and it this kills the eggs too. is this true? I am seeing 2 or 3 roaches every other day and wan to start taking care of this issue before it gets worse. i also been told to mix it with water and leave it out for they roaches look for somethign to drink. is that a good idea as well? i put a bit of the boric acid sugar mix under my kitchen sink and i tried to pour some in the cracks between the stove and dishwasher i also sprayed regular insecticide on my counters and sink and along the floor by the sink.
Asked by hls - Tue May 22 21:28:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Boric acid works wonders! I lived in Northern Va in an apartment for 8.5 years and had to use it because the roaches would come to my apt whenever the surrounding ones sprayed. YUCK!!! After I started using boric acid, i rarely saw another roach! I had a pretty bad problem at first so I laid down a heavy application behind appliances, sofas, etc and left it ... I resisted killing any roaches I saw in the powder so they could take it back to the nest and I also resisted cleaning it up for awhile (I'm a clean freak). Do not add sugar to the powder unless you want to compound your roach problem with other insects!! They'll clean themselves and ingest the powder w/o help of sugar. I really don't recommend spraying insecticides on your… [cont.]
Answered by schaianne - Tue May 22 21:44:03 2007
How is boric acid used to eliminate body odor?
Q. How would boric acid be used to eliminate underarm odor. Would it go into bath water or applied directly to the skin?
Asked by Kowona F - Sun May 21 14:34:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of using boric acid for underarm odor. However, it would not hurt to put it in bath water. It's used medically to cleanse wounds. Never take it internally. (retired nurse)
Answered by Sassy OLD Broad - Sun May 21 14:39:27 2006
Q. How would boric acid be used to eliminate underarm odor. Would it go into bath water or applied directly to the skin?
Asked by Kowona F - Sun May 21 14:34:15 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of using boric acid for underarm odor. However, it would not hurt to put it in bath water. It's used medically to cleanse wounds. Never take it internally. (retired nurse)
Answered by Sassy OLD Broad - Sun May 21 14:39:27 2006
Can I keep using boric acid suppositories during my period?
Q. I'm being treated with boric acid (vaginal capsules) for yeast, and I just got my period. Can I still keep using it during my period?
Asked by Alexis - Mon Mar 17 04:08:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, boric acid used intravaginally is generally safe and effictive in doses of 500mg but I think there may be a chance of irritation during a period and they may be less effective as they will leak more quickly with your menstrual blood. I think I would try and see but stop at the first feeling of irritation. Good luck and best wishes :)
Answered by ~Sigy the Arctic Kitty~ - Mon Mar 17 04:22:05 2008
Q. I'm being treated with boric acid (vaginal capsules) for yeast, and I just got my period. Can I still keep using it during my period?
Asked by Alexis - Mon Mar 17 04:08:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, boric acid used intravaginally is generally safe and effictive in doses of 500mg but I think there may be a chance of irritation during a period and they may be less effective as they will leak more quickly with your menstrual blood. I think I would try and see but stop at the first feeling of irritation. Good luck and best wishes :)
Answered by ~Sigy the Arctic Kitty~ - Mon Mar 17 04:22:05 2008
Is it powdered boric acid or borax that is used to keep ants from entering a building?
Q. Boric acid is a powder that is used in solution with water for an eye wash; so it is quite safe. Is this the powder used to prevent crawling insects from entering a building?
Asked by nelly - Mon Mar 12 16:20:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ants become a nuisance when they enter homes. Instead of spending money on costly pest control, you can get rid of ants by removing the food source and using soap water.
Answered by asa - Tue Mar 13 11:23:48 2007
Q. Boric acid is a powder that is used in solution with water for an eye wash; so it is quite safe. Is this the powder used to prevent crawling insects from entering a building?
Asked by nelly - Mon Mar 12 16:20:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ants become a nuisance when they enter homes. Instead of spending money on costly pest control, you can get rid of ants by removing the food source and using soap water.
Answered by asa - Tue Mar 13 11:23:48 2007
Where can I buy pre-filled boric acid capsules to treat a yeast infection?
Q. Are the homeopathic suppositories made with boric acid? I really don't want to put the capsules together myself, and I'd like to be able to get this today, so ordering on the internet would take too long.
Asked by sunshinebear - Tue Dec 11 14:26:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would recommend checking with a local pharmacy as well as a health food store if available in your area to see if they have the prefilled capsules. If not, to be able to refer you to a place who might have them.
Answered by sokokl - Wed Dec 12 06:30:45 2007
Q. Are the homeopathic suppositories made with boric acid? I really don't want to put the capsules together myself, and I'd like to be able to get this today, so ordering on the internet would take too long.
Asked by sunshinebear - Tue Dec 11 14:26:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would recommend checking with a local pharmacy as well as a health food store if available in your area to see if they have the prefilled capsules. If not, to be able to refer you to a place who might have them.
Answered by sokokl - Wed Dec 12 06:30:45 2007
Is boric acid dangerous to use to stop roach infestation?
Q. Is Boric acid dangerous to cats if they step in it and wash their paws
Asked by Penelope - Mon May 19 17:47:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes. it should not be used where animals or children can get into it. but it will get rid of roaches!
Answered by sondra - Mon May 19 18:21:33 2008
Q. Is Boric acid dangerous to cats if they step in it and wash their paws
Asked by Penelope - Mon May 19 17:47:37 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes. it should not be used where animals or children can get into it. but it will get rid of roaches!
Answered by sondra - Mon May 19 18:21:33 2008
Can you use Boric Acid to get rid of underarm discolouration?
Q. I heard that boric acid can be used to treat underarm discolouration; the discolouration caused from shaving and constant deodorant use.
Asked by Rubin - Tue Aug 25 21:58:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it. You could get chemical burns. Not worth it. Try a dermatologist. They can do things that are much safer.
Answered by Plato - Tue Aug 25 22:02:57 2009
Q. I heard that boric acid can be used to treat underarm discolouration; the discolouration caused from shaving and constant deodorant use.
Asked by Rubin - Tue Aug 25 21:58:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it. You could get chemical burns. Not worth it. Try a dermatologist. They can do things that are much safer.
Answered by Plato - Tue Aug 25 22:02:57 2009
If I put a line of Boric Acid where the carpet meets the baseboards, will that repel ants?
Q. They're in every room of my house, on the carpets, counters, and I'm starting to find them in a bed that's close to a window. Will putting the boric acid down help? I've tried terro, ortho home defense spray...and I keep seeing lots of ants.
Asked by a person - Tue Oct 13 09:15:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeas and no, they will stay out of the BA is put but they won't go away, just go somewhere different. Mixing the BA with the sugar probably won't help since that is what Terro is. You might try Combat baits since it targets ants feeding on proteins. Then again you may consider a pro using Termidor / Phantom which will stop all your ant activity for a good while, maybe even through next summer. Knowing what type of ant you are dealing with would be the first step in getting rid of them.
Answered by Lar - Tue Oct 13 11:05:13 2009
Q. They're in every room of my house, on the carpets, counters, and I'm starting to find them in a bed that's close to a window. Will putting the boric acid down help? I've tried terro, ortho home defense spray...and I keep seeing lots of ants.
Asked by a person - Tue Oct 13 09:15:27 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeas and no, they will stay out of the BA is put but they won't go away, just go somewhere different. Mixing the BA with the sugar probably won't help since that is what Terro is. You might try Combat baits since it targets ants feeding on proteins. Then again you may consider a pro using Termidor / Phantom which will stop all your ant activity for a good while, maybe even through next summer. Knowing what type of ant you are dealing with would be the first step in getting rid of them.
Answered by Lar - Tue Oct 13 11:05:13 2009
How many grams of boric acid should be used in compounding the following prescription?
Q. The freezing point of 1% (w/v) zinc sulfate is -0.09C. The freezing point of 1% (w/v) boric acid is -0.29C. zinc sulfate 0.06g boric acid qs purified water ad 30 mL How much boric acid would you use to make it isotonic???
Asked by miso soup - Mon May 11 03:41:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no live chemistry plz. be in ur lab.
Answered by fhb - Mon May 11 03:45:06 2009
Q. The freezing point of 1% (w/v) zinc sulfate is -0.09C. The freezing point of 1% (w/v) boric acid is -0.29C. zinc sulfate 0.06g boric acid qs purified water ad 30 mL How much boric acid would you use to make it isotonic???
Asked by miso soup - Mon May 11 03:41:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no live chemistry plz. be in ur lab.
Answered by fhb - Mon May 11 03:45:06 2009
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