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Old 11-07-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Smile separating compounds

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I would like to know some of the processes of separating chemical compounds such as titanium oxide.
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Re: separating compounds

most ionic compounds like titanium oxide can be seperated through electolysis, that is how we extract some metals from their ores.


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Re: separating compounds

yes, so electrolysis..... ok I'll research on this method. The reason I asked how to break down titanium oxide is because it is present on the moon and I am doing a research paper on living on the moon, so if oxygen can be extracted from this compound than astronauts will have a source of breathing air and power.
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hi,
could someone explain to me how electrolysis work and any sites that give information on methods of extracting elements from minerals.
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The reason I asked how to break down titanium oxide is because it is present on the moon and I am doing a research paper on living on the moon, so if oxygen can be extracted from this compound than astronauts will have a source of breathing air and power.
(The kid has a great future as a credulous NASA flack). The moon is geologically undifferentiated - no weathering, no hydrological cycle, no vulcanism. Granitic pegmatites are not found in lunar basalt There are no major deposits of anything. Electolysis of ilmenite to liberate oxygen is quite amusing of itself if one can stomach the overall horror.

http://lifesci3.arc.nasa.gov/SpaceSe...lumareov1f.htm
http://lifesci3.arc.nasa.gov/SpaceSe...lumareov1g.htm

1) Lunar asstronaughts breath in oxygen.
2) Lunar asstronaughts excrete water and CO2.
3) Plant a greenhouse. Flora closes the fauna carbon and oxygen cycles. BTW, plants reproduce themselves without engineers, supervisors, quality assurance, laborers,tools, budget allocation, or PERT charts.

WAS THAT SO HARD? Use a little intelligent design. Do it the way Satan (Lucifer, Morningstar, the Light Bringer) set it up on Earth.


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Re: separating compounds

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…Use a little intelligent design. Do it the way Satan (Lucifer, Morningstar, the Light Bringer) set it up on Earth.
Why, UncleAl, I did not know you were a … believer.
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ok thanks guys, the more information I recieve and know, the better I will be at forming my own opinion of living on the moon.
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Why, UncleAl, I did not know you were a … believer.
Uncle Al, like Unix, is not unfriendly but is selective in who is befriended.


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not to change the subject or anything but i always wondered if it would be possible to use electrolysis efficient enough to use water to power a hydrogen powered car... and then use the o2 to inject it into the intake and make a really powerful yet environmentally secure automobile! yay!
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1) First Law of Thermodynamics
2) Second Law of Thermodynamics
3) You are an idiot.
4) You would do better to adopt a different image. Uncle Al disdains groupies and twits. His 665 posts vs. your 29 exercise seniority.


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