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Mailinmypocket
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Quote: Originally posted by mr.crow  | | No Waffles, we are all very interested! My comment was referring to what any average person would say, you are in good company here
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Very much so! More pictures would actually be awesome, like seeing the chemical end products or what your analysis lab looks like etc 
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Waffles SS
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Ok.I put these images again.
Our main product is Glycine now(we are registered factory and we have permission for make chemicals)
Retired 1000lit glass reactor
Crystallizer
20lit Titanium/Tantalum reactor
Second floor(steam extractor+500lit glass reactor with receiver +1000 lit SS316 reactor + spray dryer)
Distil system with condenser
all 3 floor
Soon images from lab and analysis devices(GC-Ms,HPLC,..)
and chemical inventory(more than 5000 chemicals)
[Edited on 21-12-2012 by Waffles SS]
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kavu
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Bump to an old thread. I just tidied up my lab and decided to share a picture.
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Pyro
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niiice! looks like a pro lab with those tiles, and fancy equipment!
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Hexavalent
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Very nice, kavu! I'm jealous of the rotavap and your nice Flexaframe...what material is it made of? (My SS bars have corroded like nobody's
business....  )
How is ventilation in your lab?
[Edited on 6-1-2013 by Hexavalent]
"Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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kavu
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The lab frame is made from acid resistant stainless steel. It was made just few months back so it's still shiny. Lab is located in the apartments
bathroom which also houses an exhaust vent. This has proved to provide reasonable ventilation for most experiments.
[Edited on 6-1-2013 by kavu]
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Hexavalent
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Nice
Do you have plans/drawings for the lab frame? Only my two vertical rods are simply forced into a piece of wood with some weights on top, which isn't
the most stable of structures 
Additionally, what's your hotplate sitting on? A heatproof mat of some kind?
Thanks.
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"Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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sargent1015
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| Quote: Originally posted by Hexavalent | Nice
Additionally, what's your hotplate sitting on? A heatproof mat of some kind?
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It looks like tile if I am not mistaken! Great idea
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Mercedesbenzene
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Lots of Pictures...
This is my fumehood with a metal scaffold at the back.
This is a double manifold schlenk line
My inorganic chemical storage shelf
My rotary vane vacuum pump and my teflon lined diaphram vacuum pump
my hotplate and some random lab items
solvent still
various solvents stored over molecular seives
my nitrogen tank and regulator(the blue tank behind is argon)
my liquid nitrogen tank and a walmart thermos for use as a gas trap for my schlenk line
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Mercedesbenzene
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Waste solvent bin and behind it is an acetone bin used mainly for cleaning glassware
a picture of my work bench
another general storage area, mainly for OTC stuff
some addition funnels
some condensers and a small chromatography column
erylenmeyers and filter flasks
my lab fridge
contents of my lab fridge, just a few volatile chems and some that dont keep well
my glassware drying rack
my improvised labratory oven consistion of a hotplate and a colemans camping stove
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Mercedesbenzene
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Some pear shaped schlenk flasks
My organic chemical storage cupboard
The contents of my organic chemical storage cupboard
My acid storage bin
My solvents/flammables metal storage container
A picture of most of my lab from a different view
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mr.crow
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Wow!! A truly well equipped home lab. Canada rocks!
Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble
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zenosx
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I am Extremely Jealous of Mercedesbenzene's lab. Hopefully in a few years I will have that level of gear to work with.
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?
Albert Einstein
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zenosx
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See if this link works. After several hours I got my new chemical shelf finished and correctly sorted. Flammables and acids are stored elsewhere in a
steel drawer. Best I can do ATM for a flammables cabinet.
http://instagram.com/p/X7wSiulhP7/
A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?
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Steve_hi
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Just got my lab on the way to being the way I want it Ill finish it next fall after I have built my garage to store my junk in. Now I can start to try
and learn Chemistry. And as you already know it ain't gonna be easy for me.
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It's not much but here is my fume hood just after it was finished
The hole in the back can be connected to a very powerful fan to deal with any dense vapors that the main fan can't pull away.
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zenosx
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Yea Steve. I can see why it would be hard for you. How do you get anything done in that dump.
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plante1999
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Well, with all these chems, it should help you out!
And, best of all, you got a space specially for chemistry.
I never asked for this.
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Hexavalent
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Very nice, Steve! What kind of cupboards and counters are those?
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Dr.Bob
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Steve,
That is an awesome lab. It is far nicer looking than the "professional" one I work in. Our lab looks like a prison cell with grey walls and bare
concrete floors. I bet your plumbing even works. Ours does somewhat. I have seen some beautiful commercial labs before, but most have now found
that spending too much commercially is not practical when many companies come and go in a year, move constantly, or outsource their lab work.
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zenosx
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I sincerely hope everyone knew I was being very sarcastic.
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I'm impressed both by the workmanship and the creativity exhibited by my colleagues in this thread.
Here is Rhosgobel, home of Radagast. Although it's far more ramshackle than my university workspace, it'll always be my home.
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Steve_hi
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Very nice, Steve! What kind of cupboards and counters are those?
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3/4 plywood everywhere
its cheaper than buying them and far better than melamine.
when i get back to work im going to put ceramic tile on the counter tops and matching floor tiles. so it looks good
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Oh god, my lab ceiling is just above head height, meaning I have to wear a gas mask/ respirator ALL the time, causing (now sorted) confusion with my
neighbors. Agh, low ceilings are NOT recommended guys.
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Dr.Bob
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| Quote: Originally posted by radagast | I'm impressed both by the workmanship and the creativity exhibited by my colleagues in this thread.
Here is Rhosgobel, home of Radagast. Although it's far more ramshackle than my university workspace, it'll always be my home.
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I love the look of it. Is that is a Chromatotron in the background on the bench? That brings back old memories. They are nice for certain scales
and purifications. I always liked to push the material through a plug of silica first to remove most of the baseline and polar carp, then the plates
would last a long time if cared for well. I might even have some old parts for them somewhere.
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