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  • Supercapacitors 101 - A home Inventors Handbook

    This book is best used in conjunction with the youtube videos found at youtube.com/user/RobertMurraySmith where I will be happy to answer any questions you may have. The electrochemical supercapacitor is an emerging technology that promises to play an important role in meeting the demands of electronic devices and systems both now and in the future. This book traces the history of the development ... Read more

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  • Alternative Stirling Engines For Free Energy Applications And How To Go About Building Them And Using Them To Generate Electricity

    This book describes the basics of the Stirling engine, as well as some of the most promising alternative models, how to go about building them and how they can be used to generate power for home use. Home power generation is not new. You can buy home generator kits and solar panels by the ton. The main problem is they cost so much. The Stirling is astonishingly easy to make and can be built from ... Read more

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  • Graphene 101 An Inventor's Guide to Making Graphene

    Graphene is a two dimensional material consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb or chicken wire structure. It is the thinnest material known to man and yet is also one of the strongest materials there is. It conducts electricity as well as copper and is better than all other materials as a conductor of heat. Graphene is almost completely transparent, yet so dense that ... Read more

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  • Bioplastics - A Home Inventors Handbook

    Bioplastics is one of those areas that the home inventor has the advantage. The raw materials are cheap, readily available and easy to work with. There has been relatively little study done so far as the field is still quite new and there are a significant amount of discoveries to be made.What you have to realise here is that you are not attempting to synthesise polymers from monomers or synthesis ... Read more

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  • From the Letters and Journals of Robert Murray-Smith

    This book is not a biography or an autobiography, but rather a collection of thoughts on science, philosophy and life's minutia by Robert Murray-Smith, the research chemist and inventor, best known for his YouTube channel and the development of graphene-based conductive inks and carbon-based batteries and supercapacitors - with an introduction to each section written by his wife. ... Read more

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  • Soap - A Guide To Soap Making for Pleasure and Profit

    Soap making is really easy and there are basically only two ingredients:LardLyeIf that seems a bit complicated there is an even easy method. One tremendous secret of soap making is that soap melts! This might not seem earth shattering. But, as it melts you can use simple cheap soaps as a base for your own creations.There are certain cautions that you do need to take, however, thousands of people ... Read more

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  • Biopolymers Casein Its Preparation And Use A Practical Handbook

    The major use of casein currently is as a foodstuff. There have been some inroads recently to using it as a renewable biopolymer resource but development is pretty much in its infancy. This has been the case from the first extraction of casein as cheese to a brief period at the turn of the twentieth century when it enjoyed popularity as a plastic material - Galalith. That is until the outbreak of ... Read more

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  • Wild Colour A Handbook of Vegetable and Lichen Dye Recipes

    Natural dyes have been used for centuries. Archaeologists have found evidence of textile dyeing dating back to the Neolithic period. In China, dyeing with plants, barks and insects has been traced back more than 5,000 years. The essential process of dyeing changed little over time. Typically, the dye material is put in a pot of water and then the textiles to be dyed are added to the pot, which is ... Read more

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  • A Guidebook to Inks,Paints And Functional Inks

    The aim of this book is to give a little of the background regarding the making of inks, paints and conductive inks and to suggest some possible uses and further experiments for them when applied as thick films.The book concentrates on the use of inks produced by FWG. The main reason for this is that FWG inks are conductive, like a lot of inks out there, but because of their unique nano-structure ... Read more

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  • A Gap in the Himalayas: Travel in China, Southeast Asia, Nepal, India and Sri Lanka

    A travelogue of a four-month journey mixing adventure, volunteering and touring through China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Nepal, India and Sri Lanka. Not your usual twenty-somethings, this was a trip by two semi-retired but energetic travellers who should have known better. ... Read more

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  • Soap Making Made Easy Ultimate Guide To Soap Making Including Recipes

    Soapmaking Homeade and Handcrafted for 2015

    Soap making at home has many benefits both for adults and children. Basic soap making can teach you about chemistry processes like saponification and more. On top of that, the more familiar you get with the process, the more you can create soap that is designed especially for your needs. You will be able to create soaps with the scents that you love, that do not irritate sensitive skin and that ... Read more

    $4.99 USD

  • Soap Making Success Book

    Welcome to your first, concise step-by-step guide to soap making.Transform your skin with beautiful natural handmade soaps any soap maker would be proud of. This little guide is packed with pictures and easy steps to help you make your first soaps. No need to worry about getting burned with caustic soda or lye … (ouch)! Making soaps using the melt and pour process gets you soap crafting along with ... Read more

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