Please tell me how to melt hard granite stones using chemicals on the surface of stones.tell me were I can get that type of chemicals.
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Please tell me how to melt hard granite stones using chemicals on the surface of stones.tell me were I can get that type of chemicals.
You can probably melt granite with a reaction like the thermite reaction: Thermite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This will be dependent on the type of granite though, as it has a large range of melting point values. Thermite can reach 2500C, while the melting point of granite is normally under 2000C
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Ah okay. I was confused by your use of the word "melt". Melting is a transition from solid to liquid by an increase in temperature. You are looking for something that would dissolve or corrode the granite?Quote:
Originally Posted by vinay100000
I will have a think and get back to you here :)
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You're probably looking at using a very strong corrosive like higly concentrated sulphuric acid. You can see the effects of this corrosion on ancient marble statues that have slowly been corroded by acid rain.Quote:
Originally Posted by vinay100000
It won't be a fast process. I think the most quick but fairly unsafe way will be thermite. The second quickets would be to drill using a tungten or diamond tipped drillbit. And chemical corrosion will be both hazardous and slow.
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