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Essential Oil Crash Course
In this post I am going to be doing an essential oil crash course.
Laboratory Techniques: Separation of Mixtures
In this post, we are going to be talking about separating mixtures.
We have to talk about physical and chemical changes and types of mixtures. The question is, how do we separate mixtures? We can exploit compounds' physical and chemical properties to make them separate to study a single compound—properties such as size, density, solubility, electrical charge, and boiling point.
Introductory Summary
Definition of Chemistry: the study of the interactions of matter with other matter and with energy—uses some terms that should also be defined.
Basic Equipment to Formulate Anhydrous Products
In this post, we will discuss the basic equipment required to formulate anhydrous products.
If you are unfamiliar with anhydrous products, they are substances that do not contain water. This means that vegetable oils, esters, butters, waxes, sterols, silicones, and powders are also included.
Matter
We will continue with the chemistry series. In today’s post, we will be discussing matter. As you may recall from the introduction, we discussed what chemistry is. Chemistry is the study of the interactions of matter, including its properties and the ways it changes. So, here we are going to discuss what that means.
Formulation Tip for Viscous Liquids
In this post, I will share a formulation tip that will be very helpful.
Physical Scrubs
This will be a different type of post. It will be a slideshow that I created. It is packed with information. Let me know if you like this format.
Cleaning Glassware
Cleaning laboratory glassware isn't as simple as washing the dishes. Cleaning glassware is important because contaminated or dirty glassware can lead to inaccurate results in the lab.
My First Chemistry Lab
In this post, I am going to be sharing with you all the things I learned in my first college chemistry lab. I am super excited that I am able to share this with you. I do want to say that I cannot share everything as it is copyrighted. With that being said lest get onto the fun stuff.
Disclaimer:
You are at your own risk when making anything from this blog. I am not liable for any mishaps that may occur. I do my best to include everything in the procedure to minimize the likelihood of accidents. My recommendation is always to read the post entirely first and then make the product.
Please keep in mind that these recipes/formulations are NOT meant to be sold or reproduced in large quantities. None of my recipes has been appropriately stability tested. I recommend seeking professional help if you want to start your own line of business. (link)
Always test a patch of new ingredients before using them.
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