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Hey There
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Whats the most dangerous chemical you've ever synthesized?
Question speaks for itself, or you could tell me the most dangerous synthesis you've ever performed, that would be interesting...
Sincerely,
Jennifer (aka Hey There)
[Edited on 20-3-2014 by Hey There]
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plante1999
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Jennifer sounds like a feminine name to me, but that may be just me.
I made chloropicrin, hydrogen azide, organophosphates for the worst, but I also made many other quite dangerous chemicals.
I never asked for this.
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copperastic
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I just started doing experiments so the most dangerous chemical was probably iodine....
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Hey There
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Yes, it's because I'm a lady. Wow, was it scary?
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Hard to say. Worked with some scary stuff, but it ain't the snakes that you can see....that actually bite you.
There are many known hazards, but there are many more unknown hazards.
Who would suspect that the common Castor Bean, has real bad stuff in it? Most likely, some poor chemist found that out, the hard way.
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Hey There
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Aah yes, Ricin, very scary stuff indeed, but out of all poisons the V-series of nerve agents scare me the most
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I got nothing against lady, it is just uncommon to see one doing chem, at least there is not many on the boards.
I never asked for this.
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Probably nitrogen triiodide, or dinitrochlorobenzene.
Please remember: "Filtrate" is not a verb.
Write up your lab reports the way your instructor wants them, not the way your ex-instructor wants them.
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Hey There
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Haha, I know you didn't mean anything wrong by it, alot of girls don't have an interest for this kind of stuff.
And really? Nitrogen Triiodide, sounds nerve racking, did you ever (almost) mess up or have any spills?
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Quote: Originally posted by Hey There  | Haha, I know you didn't mean anything wrong by it, alot of girls don't have an interest for this kind of stuff.
And really? Nitrogen Triiodide, sounds nerve racking, did you ever (almost) mess up or have any spills? |
No- it was a small scale prep- I just wanted to be able to make a bang for some students I was giving a demonstration to.
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H2Se and SbH3 (along with LiSbH2) are the worst I'd have to say although H2S and iodoacetone where bad because they're really annoying (bad smell for
H2S and teary vision accompanied by some pain for the iodoacetone). Also I'm freaked out by chronic poisons (although I am a bit paranoid ) so lead salts are kinda scary for me.
EDIT: oh yeah and Mn2O7
[Edited on 21-3-2014 by bismuthate]
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Hydrogen azide was quite scary.. But I managed to only make the forum member scared as shit. I'm still alright.
I never asked for this.
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Fuming nitric acid was pretty interesting. Like a red demon in the flask. Bromine would be 100x more satanic looking. White powders are kind of boring
even if you know its dangerous.
Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble
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I made some bromine the day, nitrogen triiodide is fun, Diiodine hexachloride is scary, disulfur dichloride, sulfur dichloride, ect, I have all done
these recently. Trying to think of some more....
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(CH<sub>3</sub> <sub>2</sub>Zn,
CH<sub>2</sub>CHNCO, CH<sub>3</sub>NCO, (CH<sub>3</sub>CH<sub>2</sub><sub>2</sub>NSF<sub>3</sub> These were the best of the baddies
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I made diazomethane a few times, but used it in situ.
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NSA ALERT!
But on the side note if you aren't a cop (0.15% chance) a lady who is aroused by danger is quite sexy.
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What the bloody fuck are you talking about, GoldGuy?
You and people like you are the ones scaring away all the women interested in chemistry.
Just answer the question, or say nothing.
This statement shouldn't exist, yet because of people like you, it does. (And the fact that chemists tend to be less socially secure.)
[Edited on 21-3-2014 by Zyklonb]
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| Quote: Originally posted by Zyklonb | What the bloody fuck are you talking about, GoldGuy?
You and people like you are the ones scaring away all the women interested in chemistry.
Just answer the question, or say nothing. |
Exactly. I've been on other message boards where there isn't a single female member who will admit to being female, simply because of attitudes like
this.
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People, keep it on topic.
Lots of things. Azidotetrazole, silver fulminate, anhydrous HN3, distilled primary explosives, H2Se, phosgene, NI3, hydrazine
edit: oh and pure Mn2O7.
[Edited on 21-3-14 by The_Davster]
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6 molar nitric acid. I don't have access to anything more dangerous. I have produced chlorine and nitrogen dioxide in situ, but that's about dangerous
as it gets.
The most dangerous mixture I've worked with is Mg/copper sulfate flash powder.
At the end of the day, simulating atoms doesn't beat working with the real things...
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Piranha solution is not something I commonly use and it's nothing too complex to produce (homogenous mixture of H2O2 and H2SO4) but if it comes in
contact with organic solvents you have an explosion waiting to happen. I use 35% H2O2 and 98% H2SO4 so if I had an explosion I would be in a world of
hurt. At times it's a necessary evil. White phosphorus was another terrifying one. Pretty easy to contain but one little mistake and it could be
lights out or a trip to the hospital.
"You need a little bit of insanity to do great things."
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I'm most likely not the only one (aka anyone who's seen his site) thinking this but I wonder what woelen will have for his list .
[Edited on 21-3-2014 by bismuthate]
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I personally wasn't doing it but was watching. A diazomethane generator in operation.
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Ammonium metavanadate and sodium nitroferricyanide.
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