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Home everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. And thank you to everyone who got glassware over the last year, I am still slowly
shrinking the pile of glassware I need to find a home. But it is not quite gone yet.
While looking for some larger flasks, I came upon a couple boxes of large RBFs. I'll try to get photos, but for now, here is what I found: (my
light in storage is poor, so hard to see some details, I'll try to get photos next time. I had a couple people ask me about large rbfs recently, so
they get preference if two people ask about the same flask at a the same time.
1 x 5L RBF - not sure of brand, maybe Chemglass - 45/50 Center joint plus 2 x 24/40 side joints - $50
1 x 5L RBF At-Mar brand- 55/50 Center joint plus 3 x 29/42 side joints - $50
1 x 5L RBF Pyrex brand- 55/50 Center joint only - this flask is either dirty or etched a little, not sure as I can't clean it out well in my storage
space - $30
1 x 3L RBF - Chemglass - 1 x 24/40 joints - $25
1 x 3L RBF - Kontes - 1 x 24/40 joints - $25
1 x 3L RBF - Kimble/Kimex - 45/50 Center joint plus 2 x 24/40 side joints - $40
I also have several 24/40 jointed addition funnels each in 125 and 250 ml size that have either a glass stopcock or a non-standard sized one (mostly
Kontes and Ace proprietary ones) that I will sell at a discounted price, as people prefer standard PTFE stopcocks. These normally go for $50 and $60
(125/250 ml) but I will sell them for $35 and $45 since I want to find them a home sooner.
And lastly, I have one remaining 14/20 distillation kit made up which contains a few basic 14/20 rbfs from 10 to 250 ml, including a couple 3 necks,
the basic adapters needed, like distillation head, claisen adapter, curved and straight vacuum inlets, gas inlet, stoppers, condenser, and a few other
bits. I would ask $100, but can customize it to a degree, as well as add or swap things if desired (some things like a coil condenser, addition
funnel, Dean Stark, etc add a little more cost).
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Quote: Originally posted by Dr.Bob  | Merry Christmas to all you science geeks out there!
In the spirit of Christmas, I have a used set of A and B of the Advanced Organic Chemistry by Francis A. Carey and Richard J. Sundberg, the old green
edition from when I was in school, that I will mail free of charge to the first person who responds to this post, signifying that you are really a
science geek if reading this at Christmas. I would prefer someone who really can use it, such a college student, and east coasts will save me some
postage, but the person to post here wins, then just u2u me your mailing address.
I am trying to clean out some more old books, so I will try to post some more books soon which I will give away for postage only. If you are in NC,
I could even give you a bunch, since that might save me postage.
Bob |
Books arrived yesterday (that was fast)!
I am so very grateful. I worked my way through O-chem with digital literature and library loans, and I regret it. There is really no substitute for a
nice paper copy of a good book, and not having to return it (or pay late fees).
Thanks Dr. Bob! Also, the variac came too 
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Purchased quite a bit of glassware and lab supplies from Dr.Bob, and hands down best experience. Very professional, quick to reply to emails, fast
shipping. And the items are packaged very robustly. 10/10 will buy from again.
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I am very interested in a 14/20 distillation kit if it is still available.
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Looking for a home.
I don't know what it is but it is looking for a home. Make an offer!
I posted it in the mystery glassware thread.
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=31...
Thanks to Dr. Bob for providing me with a stopcock for it.
On that note, in appreciation to the Dr. for his services to me and the community over the years, I will donate 1/2 of what I make to him...so bid
big!
(PM me with offers)
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I am going to guess it is a jacketed gas absorption apperatus with separation ability.
Coolant through outer jacket. Gas bubbled through frit. Reaction produces two phases and as volume increases the upper portion is taken off.
Draining product through stopcock allows for separation into two streams.
It would satisfy my glass fetish nicely, but really there is no need. And shipping from US is usually prohibitive.
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itsafineday
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Hey Dr. Bob , Check your U2U when you get a chance.
| Quote: Originally posted by Dr.Bob | Home everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. And thank you to everyone who got glassware over the last year, I am still slowly
shrinking the pile of glassware I need to find a home. But it is not quite gone yet.
While looking for some larger flasks, I came upon a couple boxes of large RBFs. I'll try to get photos, but for now, here is what I found: (my
light in storage is poor, so hard to see some details, I'll try to get photos next time. I had a couple people ask me about large rbfs recently, so
they get preference if two people ask about the same flask at a the same time.
1 x 5L RBF - not sure of brand, maybe Chemglass - 45/50 Center joint plus 2 x 24/40 side joints - $50
1 x 5L RBF At-Mar brand- 55/50 Center joint plus 3 x 29/42 side joints - $50
1 x 5L RBF Pyrex brand- 55/50 Center joint only - this flask is either dirty or etched a little, not sure as I can't clean it out well in my storage
space - $30
1 x 3L RBF - Chemglass - 1 x 24/40 joints - $25
1 x 3L RBF - Kontes - 1 x 24/40 joints - $25
1 x 3L RBF - Kimble/Kimex - 45/50 Center joint plus 2 x 24/40 side joints - $40
I also have several 24/40 jointed addition funnels each in 125 and 250 ml size that have either a glass stopcock or a non-standard sized one (mostly
Kontes and Ace proprietary ones) that I will sell at a discounted price, as people prefer standard PTFE stopcocks. These normally go for $50 and $60
(125/250 ml) but I will sell them for $35 and $45 since I want to find them a home sooner.
And lastly, I have one remaining 14/20 distillation kit made up which contains a few basic 14/20 rbfs from 10 to 250 ml, including a couple 3 necks,
the basic adapters needed, like distillation head, claisen adapter, curved and straight vacuum inlets, gas inlet, stoppers, condenser, and a few other
bits. I would ask $100, but can customize it to a degree, as well as add or swap things if desired (some things like a coil condenser, addition
funnel, Dean Stark, etc add a little more cost). |
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| Quote: Originally posted by silveroranges | | Purchased quite a bit of glassware and lab supplies from Dr.Bob, and hands down best experience. Very professional, quick to reply to emails, fast
shipping. And the items are packaged very robustly. 10/10 will buy from again. |
I can't seem to get him to respond to me since I sent him my email.
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I've gotten back to itsafineday, it just took me a while to find the things for his kit. I apolifize to anyone whom I am slow to get back, I am
carrying on about 10 or more conversations most days, so I can lose track of one or two sometimes until I get caught up with people and look back.
U2Us are hard to keep track of, so I try to use regular email once I get corresponding, I answer that much faster than u2us.
Also, I will be traveling some over the next few weeks, so I will be hard to get up with then, please be patient, but I will have limited email and
web access for a few weeks, so if you are wanting something soon, please let me know immediately, and I will try to get it before I leave.
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Thanks Dr. Bob. Sorry for the impatience.
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Dr. Bob I was just wondering if you any auger type powder addition funnels 100ml or greater?
Thank you.
If you do and the price is right, I will buy it. Obviously I don't expect it be $50. So if you have one shoot me a price you can live with 24/40 or
29/42 preferred but I will make anything work.
One last question do you happen to have any 10/18 lab glass kicking about, I nearly have a full set, I am just missing some condensers and a couple
adapters. (Reflux, west/lib. Short path dist. and mini vigrex or hemple). I know 10/18's are rare these days and less sought than the 14/20 sets but
I figured I would ask, with hope.
Thanks as always,
I.
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I still have a few 14/20 and 24/40 solid addition funnels, there might even be a photo posted somewhere here already, but I will try to find them and
make a list shortly. I think I have 100 or 125 ml and then something about 250 ml.
I have a few odd pieces of 10/18, sold a small kit a while back, but I have a 10/19 Quickfit C1/00 little tiny condenser, about 2" of jacketed length.
Also have a few other pieces somewhere around here. I think I also have a short path somewhere, with an even tinier therm joint (maybe 6/8 or
something like that) on it, not sure if I have a therm that fits it, but I can look.
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Hello again Dr. Bob,
For now I have decided to say forget the 10/18 glassware I will revisit it at a later date. What I would like to buy is your largest 24/40 auger type
powder addition funnel ideally 125cm3 -250cm3 24/40. As well, I will buy a dewar condenser of medium to large size, if you still have any? I would
also dearly like to buy a 10/30 distillation thermometer but I worry that the Hg would make the shipping cost to Canada prohibitive. If it doesnt
effect the cost too much I would be excited to add one to my order.
Best regards,
I.
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Free Drying Oven
Anyone in MN want a free drying oven? I was given one awhile back and haven't touched it, so I just need it gone ASAP. I can get some photos if anyone
is interested.
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Here are a few auger type, equalized, solid addition funnels, some gas washing tubes, and a drain-able graduated flask.
  
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Dr. Bob, Would you by any chance have the glass stopper assemblies for the drying tubes?
Somehow I bid on a couple of drying tubes that didn't come with the stopper assemblies.
Thanks, Charlie A
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I might have some stoppers that would fit, post or u2u the diameters you need. But I will be out the next week so it won't be for a week or two.
And I will try to post prices for the glassware above once Ii get back. I was trying to do that before, but had internet issues.
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glassware order
Dr. Bob, I'm still interested in a 14/20 kit with Dean-Stark trap.
For the 2 gas washing bottles/traps see the attached photos.
I am not in any hurry for any of these items; I'll be out of my lab until the end of May.
Thanks, Charlie
 
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I just received my order from Dr. Bob,
if you need any difficult to source lab glass then just ask him, in my experience he probably has it. My items were well packed he's helpful and his
prices are unbelievable. Shipping to Canada can be pricey however what you save on equipment renders the shipping cost moot.
Highly recommend!
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Hey guys, I'm a chemistry teacher and I'd metaphorically kill for any type of equipment. I teach an alternative program Boston that didn't even have
a hands on chemistry program before they hired me. I've been doing some kitchen chemistry and self-funding what I can. But if anyone has stuff they
want to donate to a good cause let me know
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SHADYCHASE54
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Dr. Bob,
I sent u a u2u message
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Dr. Bob, I sent a U2U.
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Thanks to the many people who have been helping me find homes for so much glassware. I have editted the list to reflect the best guess of what I
have left, and it still does NOT include much of the items in photos in this thread, as many are one of a kind items with no easy part number or stock
description. I have lots of dewars of all shapes and sizes, many distillation heads (some I cannot even explain), vacuum traps, many various
adapters and much more. I am mostly out of routine 24/40 flasks, but still have some 14/20 and many 29/42 flasks in round, pear, recovery, and
multiple necks. And I have volumetric flasks of many types, only some are listed in the spreadsheet.
I have been slammed trying to fill a number of orders recently, so you asked me for something, and I have not gotten back, please do contact me to
remind me of your order. Once you contact me via a private message, I can give you my email, and that is much better for discussing orders, plus I
can send photos or spreadsheets there. Again, thanks to the many people who have helped me reduce the amount of glassware by a significant amountm,
but I do still have quite a bit, and still finding more in boxes crammed everywhere in my storage spaces. Lastly, other than maybe Canada, most
international shipping is so expensive from the US that it is just not practical to ship from the US to other countries now, due to the rapid
increases in postage, and growing issues with lab supplies in customs. For small, special items, there may be a rare exception, but only if you are
willing to accept the risks of customs, import fees, and high postage rates.
Attachment: Glassware Inventory Oct 2018.xls (104kB)
This file has been downloaded 536 times
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Hello all,
I just wanted to once again recommend Dr.Bob as a reseller, after multiple successful orders he is by far my preferred seller of consumables,
glassware etc. Furthermore he's a great guy and goes the extra mile to work out a deal that works for both you and he. Put it this way if Dr.Bob asked
me to make a direct payment via money transfer rather than PayPal I would do so without a second thought as I know both my money's safe with him and
that I will get exactly what I ordered.
Thanks again Dr.Bob for another perfect transaction.
A+++
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Here are some photos of newly found items, from a few more boxes from the bottom of the pile. There is a good bit of 19-22, so I broke it into 2
"kits", one pretty complete, the second one is OK, but not complete. Then there are some extra pieces, in two other photos. I would ask $100 for
the first kit, and $75 for the second one, and I can add any of the other extras to it for the price of the item in 14/20. Or I can sell single
items, or mix and match, but I prefer to sell the 19/22 in a few bundles, so offers for the kits take priority.
 
 
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