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JeffRohrer · 10-11-2021

I have always enjoyed finding something that is hidden, either intentionally or unintentionally, and turns out to be valuable, exciting, or entertaining. After taking a closeup photo of a wildflower, sometimes I will later notice that I captured an i...

JeffRohrer · 10-01-2021

I thought a knew a lot about honey until I read a recently published article on analyzing honey from stingless honeybees. I had no idea that there was such an insect, and more importantly I learned that the honey from these bees is very different, in...

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The problem is that it is not very stable and will convert to chlorite, chlorate, and chloride (mostly the last two as chlorite will be an intermediate). Hypochlorite is also a weak acid and not likely to be detected by suppressed conductivity. Older...

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