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Another striking oxidation with TCCA
Hey I came across this article on cleavage and oxidation of ethers with TCCA. Apparantly they also ... |
20-5-2005 at 03:46
by: chloric1 |
DMF
Tina_I downloaded the files just 2 days ago. Persistance is always the rule as for me anyways.:cool ... |
18-5-2005 at 03:48
by: chloric1 |
oH yea
One more thing, that article eludes to preparing acid chlorides and alkyl chlorides with TCCA and t ... |
16-5-2005 at 03:56
by: chloric1 |
THANKS
Hey thanks alot dude! I could imagine that recycling the TCCA would be an interesting endeavor for ... |
15-5-2005 at 18:42
by: chloric1 |
From where are you?
[quote][i]Originally posted by 12AX7[/i]
Yeah, but you Latins also laugh because you're invadi ... |
29-4-2005 at 10:01
by: chloric1 |
Hydrazine
[quote][i]Experiments with 5% OTC bleach will be conducted soonish.
A question: as I understand ... |
27-4-2005 at 05:00
by: chloric1 |
Crap
Painkilla, you regard the aqueous layer as crap. Not necessarily. If you where to use Methyl Ethyl ... |
26-4-2005 at 04:02
by: chloric1 |
One problem
Ammonium Nitrate is dehydrated to nitramide then to nitrous oxide. Use only potasssium nitrate and ... |
23-4-2005 at 06:08
by: chloric1 |
Well..yes
Yes there is..indirectly of coarse. You dissolve ferrous carbonate in HCl to get ferrous chloride t ... |
17-4-2005 at 20:03
by: chloric1 |
Hey there
Most of the proceedures discussed here seem workable but I have a much safer and easier method in mi ... |
17-4-2005 at 07:52
by: chloric1 |
No
Ferric ion is highly protonated. As soon as the pH of a ferric ion solution rises above about 3, h ... |
17-4-2005 at 07:39
by: chloric1 |
Man thats GREAT!
Bromic acid, Let em be the first to congratulate you on a novel yet simple discovery.
It is unc ... |
16-4-2005 at 20:36
by: chloric1 |
DMSO: Some Uses
I have the same report on file. Great toilet literature for sure . Anywho that
chlorinated specie ... |
16-4-2005 at 19:46
by: chloric1 |
OMG
The chloracetone thing sounds really painful. But the chlorate/sulfur cocktail is definately on my ... |
15-4-2005 at 09:51
by: chloric1 |
Colorant
Actually, chemchem, it is a colorant material. A raw material used to color pottery glazes. You wi ... |
13-4-2005 at 09:34
by: chloric1 |
Iodine mishap
I see said the blindman. No, but really my dilute sulfuric acid was battery acid. I would believe ... |
4-4-2005 at 09:54
by: chloric1 |
HMMM!
Bleach cleans iodine stains? Cool! Must convert it to iodate. I have some latex gloves heavily iodi ... |
3-4-2005 at 17:33
by: chloric1 |
Iodine mishap
My weird warped mind finds entertainment is the anamoly I produced here. If you had an inert suppor ... |
3-4-2005 at 11:18
by: chloric1 |
Iodine mishap
Aside from my hazardous mishaps my approach was quite successful and yields where more than acceptab ... |
3-4-2005 at 11:14
by: chloric1 |
What is the most ignorant thing you have ever done while conducting an experiment?
When I was making ammonium chloride a few years back from janitor ammonia and muriatic acid, I left ... |
2-4-2005 at 18:32
by: chloric1 |
ABSOLUTELY
Froot could not be more right. Microwaves are some dangerous waves. Wanna cook your gonads?! |
2-4-2005 at 18:29
by: chloric1 |
Iodine mishap
I only post my ignorant mistakes to protect others.
Ok the story begins Thursday when me and my ... |
2-4-2005 at 18:05
by: chloric1 |
Dont give up
jimmy
I have been doing something very simular. Epson salts with sodium bromide to make magnesiu ... |
31-3-2005 at 13:41
by: chloric1 |
Acid mixtures
sparky, your statement is quite valid but realize that the free chlorine produced in solution plays ... |
31-3-2005 at 08:50
by: chloric1 |
hydrated magnesium sulphate synthesis
Yep, maybe that is why the teacher picked such an easy synthesis to test your ethics and to see if y ... |
31-3-2005 at 07:38
by: chloric1 |
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