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Gas combination that explodes upon light Is there any minimal level of knowladge in chemistry needed for posting here?
what about the " ... |
3-12-2005 at 09:19 by: Dr. Beaker |
Strenght of oxidizers I'll not waste my time any more on the issue of who's rude and what is a joke and what is ... |
1-12-2005 at 12:06 by: Dr. Beaker |
Strenght of oxidizers I must agree with what unionised says, since redox, like many other types of reactions, are highly d ... |
29-11-2005 at 13:21 by: Dr. Beaker |
Strenght of oxidizers unionised,
what is your problem?
have you mixed your medications today?
have'nt the nurse to ... |
28-11-2005 at 13:08 by: Dr. Beaker |
Strenght of oxidizers and some more on the subject...
some time ago I heard a seminar in our department and what catched ... |
28-11-2005 at 09:30 by: Dr. Beaker |
Strenght of oxidizers I think a powerfull, possibly the strongest oxidizer might be KrF2 since the Kr-F bonds are even wea ... |
28-11-2005 at 09:17 by: Dr. Beaker |
Titanium di oxide TiCl4 is a starting meterial to many Ti(IV) complexes that can be used as catalysts in various react ... |
11-11-2005 at 14:49 by: Dr. Beaker |
plausible mechanism with SbCl5 I think SbCl5 (strong lewis acid) abstract chloride from SOCl2 to produce SOCl+ which is highly ele ... |
8-11-2005 at 16:38 by: Dr. Beaker |
Solution S* is the labeled one.
notice that Cl- is indeed a catalyst.
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8-11-2005 at 15:09 by: Dr. Beaker |
antimony pentachloride+chloride? does'nt SbCl5 a very strong lewis acid?
In that case it will react with Cl- to create
SbCl6- ... |
8-11-2005 at 13:44 by: Dr. Beaker |
how to make Polypropylene in lab? by using radical polymerization you can't usually have control over regio and stereochemisrty o ... |
4-11-2005 at 02:59 by: Dr. Beaker |
how to make Polypropylene in lab? for the mean time...
some refferences of Ziegler and natta's original work:
1 a) K. Ziegler ... |
3-11-2005 at 17:39 by: Dr. Beaker |
how to make Polypropylene in lab? this happens to be the research field of my PhD...![:D](./images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
what king of pp you want to make?
iPP, sPP, a ... |
3-11-2005 at 17:36 by: Dr. Beaker |
nickel chloride any other metal with higher reduction potential will be displaced by Ni.
example:
Cu+2 +Ni --> ... |
3-11-2005 at 17:19 by: Dr. Beaker |
Drying Ammonia Silica gel in considered an acidic medium.
it is used for chromatography, and such a basic ans pola ... |
23-10-2005 at 16:33 by: Dr. Beaker |
If only life were so easy then all the difficult and complex centrifugs would be redundent...
and everyone with U deposite wi ... |
7-10-2005 at 16:52 by: Dr. Beaker |
prepairation of Br2 from sea water regarding the 1st question: I don't use gasous chlorine but a chlorine solution (which is actua ... |
14-9-2005 at 14:45 by: Dr. Beaker |
prepairation of Br2 from sea water yeh, but since I can get there in an hour drive it's the best source for me.
you can use ordib ... |
14-9-2005 at 14:03 by: Dr. Beaker |
prepairation of Br2 from sea water Hi ppl.
wanted to share with you a nice way inwhich I obntaine Br2. It works nice for me, and I hop ... |
13-9-2005 at 13:43 by: Dr. Beaker |
thanx thanx for the insights. that what I thout more or less. this can have very nice implication for me : ... |
13-9-2005 at 09:51 by: Dr. Beaker |
the affect of electric field on electrolytes a conceptual question:
I knwo that desalination could be made by method called electrodialysis (
s ... |
13-9-2005 at 08:21 by: Dr. Beaker |
Uranium from phosphate ore? thanks,
I was surprised to find out that U metal is beenig sold freely, however, since I don't ... |
11-9-2005 at 02:49 by: Dr. Beaker |
Uranium from phosphate ore? U're right there is indeed no U in steel, but there is U coated steels in the weapons industry: ... |
10-9-2005 at 09:06 by: Dr. Beaker |
thanx for the help, but sadly , I've calculated in the mean time that actually I'll have to deal
with TONS of the ... |
10-9-2005 at 05:31 by: Dr. Beaker |
some ideas that poped in my mind... I guess acidic extraction and then chelating U+n (+3 probably) specie with large organic ligand that ... |
9-9-2005 at 14:55 by: Dr. Beaker |
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