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Ubya
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highly conjugated, high absorbtion in the visible spectrum
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Practical
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Tryptamine from tryptophan
Purified freebase tryptamine from decarboxylation of tryptophan.
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homeschoolmadness
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Quote: Originally posted by nimgoldman  | Harmine and harmaline hydrochloride crystals
Harmala alkaloids extracted from Peganum harmala (syrian rue) seeds, further purified by crystallization from brine.
These alkaloids are MAO inhibitors.
I further separate harmine and harmaline (DHH, dihydroharmine), the latter is further reduced to tetrahydroharmine (THH, leptaflorine) which is a weak
SSRI with interesting benefits for central nervous system (could promote neuroplasticity).
I love that an extract from a plant called "rue" can be made into a weak SSRI. Funny.  Though from what I understand, plants usually get "rue" in their common name because they cause hayfever, not because they make people
sad. Two different meanings of "rue," I guess.
https://imgur.com/vhrjqMX
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Molybdenum heteropolyacids are my long-time favorites
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Is it really blue? It looks white to me. Can you put it near a white background to make a contrast?
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| Quote: Originally posted by fusso | | Is it really blue? It looks white to me. Can you put it near a white background to make a contrast? |
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Playing with EDTA. Many complexes only seem to exist in solution. The copper-sodium complex retains its deep blue colour when the liquor evaporated,
forming a glassy substance.
The lithium salt of the copper complex has the same deep blue colour in solution, but crystalises in a cyan-like variant of blue in tiny dull
crystals.
The potassium salt of course has the same colour in solution, but separated into two phases on evaporation of the solution. A dark blue one, and one
with the same colour as the lithium salt.
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Crystals of thiourea precipitating from a tin plating solution I made a while ago.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Chem Science | Hi everyone 
I'm starting !! Mercuric Cyanide Hg(CN)2
Double fun .. toxic mercury .. toxic cyanide ...uses ?? ... no idea realy :/
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Uses? As poison.
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Hi everyone
I'm starting !! Mercuric Cyanide Hg(CN)2
Double fun .. toxic mercury .. toxic cyanide ...uses ?? ... no idea realy :/
[Edited on 20-3-2019 by Chem Science]
Uses? As poison.
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Mercury Cyanide is a very very low dissociation salt. It's used for example to detect Palladium, because Palladium Cyanide has an even less
dissociation constant and its insoluble.
Wiki
The use of mercuric cyanide as an antiseptic was discontinued due to its toxicity. Hg(CN)2 is also used in photography. It is still used in homeopathy
under the Latin name Hydrargyrum bicyanatum.
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