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Hydrogenated of mesityl oxide with acetic acid
No way... You barely know anything about organic chemistry. Please read up on some reaction mechanis ...
18-11-2013 at 10:29
by: Random
Hydrogenated of mesityl oxide with acetic acid
DeltaH hydrogen would come from the water as Al would be dissolving.
Andy, your last post makes n ...
18-11-2013 at 07:25
by: Random
Hydrogenated of mesityl oxide with acetic acid
Considering double bond reduction proved to be sucessful only with Pd/C in rheosmin and zingerone th ...
17-11-2013 at 12:06
by: Random
Hydrogenated of mesityl oxide with acetic acid
Al isopropoxide may work but I am not sure, it is more mild stuff
Still would reduce ketone to alco ...
17-11-2013 at 12:02
by: Random
Hydrogenated of mesityl oxide with acetic acid
There is no way this could happen with only acid, maybe fe/hcl or something similar like zn/acoh. Bu ...
17-11-2013 at 06:49
by: Random
Ideal substitute for rocket fuel.
[rquote=307487&tid=27319&author=Dr.Felix Strausser]Never did mention KNO3.......[/rquote]
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17-11-2013 at 03:51
by: Random
What is the coolest experiment you've tried/completed?
Smells are quite exciting and maillard reactios are usually harmless. Mixing various amino acids wit ...
16-11-2013 at 14:58
by: Random
Ideal substitute for rocket fuel.
So KNO3 is illegal now?
16-11-2013 at 10:42
by: Random
Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
[rquote=307253&tid=27194&author=Agricola]
What were the amounts of reactants used and wha ...
15-11-2013 at 07:01
by: Random
Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
So I did the experiment and as i already predicted, nothing happened at all. Excess of citric acid a ...
14-11-2013 at 11:03
by: Random
Volunteer project: Org. chem. index of amateur syntheses
A thought that came to my mind now when I read Nicodem's post again is how little we appreciate the ...
14-11-2013 at 06:42
by: Random
KClO3 + candle wax: NO reaction ??
One could mix toilet paper with the wax to ignite the whole wax, thats usually how I start a larger ...
13-11-2013 at 13:41
by: Random
Starting home lab--need to worry??
[rquote=307111&tid=27232&author=woelen][rquote=307110&tid=27232&author=bismuthate]Cu ...
13-11-2013 at 13:20
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Best and worst smelling chemicals?
To the above posts.
I wonder if impurity among nitrates is N2O since I also noticed the sweet sme ...
13-11-2013 at 13:14
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Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
[rquote=306981&tid=27194&author=Agricola][rquote=306908&tid=27194&author=Random]I co ...
12-11-2013 at 10:47
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Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
[rquote=306961&tid=27194&author=testimento]In case of calcium nitrate, in my opinion it will ...
11-11-2013 at 11:09
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Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
I could try it with citric acid but I only have ammonium nitrate. I can mix that with ca hydroxide t ...
10-11-2013 at 15:10
by: Random
Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
[rquote=306828&tid=27194&author=Agricola][rquote=306789&tid=27194&author=Random]Agri ...
10-11-2013 at 11:57
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Citric acid + nitrate = HNO3?
Agricola would that mean calcium nitrate would form nitric acid and calcium citrate with citric acid ...
10-11-2013 at 02:20
by: Random
Electrolyzing NaOH: finally succeeded !
Good work, I hope you can improve the procedure with a bigger yield in the future. Molten NaOH looks ...
9-11-2013 at 13:54
by: Random
Gravity to electrical energy?
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/themes/whynot.htm
Explains everything
6-11-2013 at 16:11
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Gravity to electrical energy?
[rquote=306346&tid=27124&author=plante1999]You cannot use gravity alone to make energy, I be ...
6-11-2013 at 15:45
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Gravity to electrical energy?
Also another idea would be using a closed container with only pipe and water and weight, that way wa ...
6-11-2013 at 15:39
by: Random
Gravity to electrical energy?
So it wouldn't work. What about actually making the ball sink and having a motor in the middle with ...
6-11-2013 at 15:36
by: Random
Gravity to electrical energy?
What if we made a boat with a pipe in the middle going upwards and then downwards again splashing in ...
6-11-2013 at 15:30
by: Random
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