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email from idiot
If people were being watched, they would be getting busted.

And [b]why[/b] the hell would covert ...
29-6-2004 at 17:39
by: madscientist
email from idiot
They don't give a shit about people like us. I've been one of the loudest... if they had b ...
29-6-2004 at 12:45
by: madscientist
email from idiot
[quote]I wonder if this guy is for real, an FBI agent checking your capabilities, or just some kewl? ...
29-6-2004 at 00:21
by: madscientist
What should we do for anniversaries at MSDB?
I personally believe anything beyond a basic time-based celebration of time (i.e., a calendar) to be ...
27-5-2004 at 05:37
by: madscientist
wodka-brewing
[quote]Anyway, I "heard somewhere" that you can usefully freeze out some of the water befo ...
26-5-2004 at 00:17
by: madscientist
Tragic Glassware
I can't even mention my most aggravating lab accident (don't even ask... I have good reaso ...
25-5-2004 at 23:59
by: madscientist
Best and worst smelling chemicals?
Liquid MEKP definitely has the weirdest smell.

My favorite is a toss up between xylene/toluene/ga ...
24-5-2004 at 06:33
by: madscientist
What should we do for anniversaries at MSDB?
That's when this board was created. There first was pub69.ezboard.com/bmadsciencediscussionboar ...
24-5-2004 at 04:03
by: madscientist
Chemistry surprises us all sometimes....
Wow, soluble in toluene too? What are the solubility properties of other silver salts in such non-po ...
23-5-2004 at 19:26
by: madscientist
What should we do for anniversaries at MSDB?
The MSDB's birthday was a long time ago - February 11th of 2002, I believe.
23-5-2004 at 19:22
by: madscientist
document "formic acid to formaldehyde" in error?
I thought thermal decomposition of calcium formate yielded formaldehyde and no methanol. I don' ...
20-5-2004 at 07:26
by: madscientist
Ammonium Nitrate detonation in solution...impossible...or is it?
Hypochlorite will react with ammonia to form nitrogen trichloride. Ammonia was created by the mechan ...
19-5-2004 at 21:28
by: madscientist
Simple Cl2 Addition
The chlorine will first attack the OH (turning the ethanol into acetaldehyde), then will proceed to ...
18-5-2004 at 03:07
by: madscientist
Nitrogen N4
The electrons in a N<sub>4</sub> structure would immediately fall toward N<sub>2&l ...
16-5-2004 at 13:15
by: madscientist
Electrolysis using alternators - AC/DC
Alternating current will work for electrolysis, but the cations and anions will be drawn to the same ...
16-5-2004 at 01:57
by: madscientist
I2 and Toluene frustrations
The UV light catalyzes the reaction of halogens with toluene we're discussing. It breaks the ha ...
13-5-2004 at 02:35
by: madscientist
I2 and Toluene frustrations
I thought iodine just wasn't reactive enough to react with toluene...
12-5-2004 at 19:42
by: madscientist
H2O2 - EtOH oxidation
Just suggesting that an acid other than HCl be used.
1-5-2004 at 14:29
by: madscientist
H2O2 - EtOH oxidation
Hydrochloric acid and hydrogen peroxide produces a considerable amount of chlorine, and chlorine rea ...
1-5-2004 at 01:31
by: madscientist
H2O2 - EtOH oxidation
There probably was a considerable amount of aqueous chlorine participating in the reaction.
30-4-2004 at 14:40
by: madscientist
I have to apologize for PMUNDY
Not really necessary... it would cause a lot of people to drift away from getting "hooked" ...
29-4-2004 at 03:44
by: madscientist
H2O2 - EtOH oxidation
I wish I could, but I don't have a lab anymore, nor do I have access to one. Maybe again someti ...
28-4-2004 at 04:02
by: madscientist
Hydroxylamine NH2OH Uses (and Production)
What exactly is phenylacetylcarbinol?
28-4-2004 at 02:13
by: madscientist
H2O2 - EtOH oxidation
[quote]As what I want is:
C2H5OH + H2O2 = CH3CHO + 2H2O
or
C2H5OH + 2H2O2 = CH3COOH + 3H2O
no ga ...
28-4-2004 at 02:12
by: madscientist
Bioinformatic tools for madscientists
I recommend using netfirms.com as a host. free.prohosting.com seems nice - until you start noticing ...
22-4-2004 at 22:07
by: madscientist
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