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Solvent Stills
Even under argon, dry solvents have a short shelf-life. Storing them should be avoided. Especially T ...
4-7-2008 at 12:15
by: vulture
how to find one compound in literature comprehensively?
I thought scifinder finds everything in the CAS database and as CAS covers pretty much everything pu ...
4-7-2008 at 12:10
by: vulture
Chlorine trifluoride & other hypervalent fluorohalogen compounds
Can we keep politics, foreign policy and other vaguely related stuff out of this please?
4-7-2008 at 09:30
by: vulture
Electronwithdrawing ester protecting group
Does anybody know of a protecting group for esters (or alcohols) which is electronwithdrawing and co ...
4-7-2008 at 09:22
by: vulture
PLX type explosives
Be careful with methylhalides, very toxic stuff. Make sure you have a method for destroying them (es ...
2-7-2008 at 14:18
by: vulture
Glass or teflon stop cock?
Don't use a burner, use a hair dryer. Much more gradual heat which won't crack your glass and it wor ...
2-7-2008 at 13:43
by: vulture
Solvent Stills
We have two continuous reflux stills for diethylether and THF over Na/K alloy. I have drawn a schema ...
2-7-2008 at 12:47
by: vulture
Flashpowder fuels?
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Also haven't you ever heard the phrase "spelling/punctuation police are virgins"[/quote]

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30-6-2008 at 09:34
by: vulture
RED P question
Stop getting lucky, get informed!

Start learning chemistry BEFORE messing around. This saves you ...
29-6-2008 at 06:29
by: vulture
Deep Eutectic Solvents (OTC Ionic Liquid)
Diethylcarbonate is used in lithium batteries, so it should posses a very large electrochemical wind ...
18-5-2008 at 10:16
by: vulture
Vacuum From Peristaltic Pumps
Can we keep this on topic?
18-5-2008 at 00:58
by: vulture
Barium Metal
I would be wary of any method that produces small flakes and lots of friction = fire.
18-5-2008 at 00:46
by: vulture
Deep Eutectic Solvents (OTC Ionic Liquid)
I know someone who is doing research on ionic liquids for use in electrochemistry with rare earths. ...
18-5-2008 at 00:42
by: vulture
Extracting lead from car batteries
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One lead battery. In the ground. How many thousands of tons of lead do you think are shot ( ...
17-5-2008 at 01:25
by: vulture
Lithium Al Hydride quick question
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There's a reason for that: LAH + screw cap glass bottle= BOOM![/quote]

You have any refe ...
16-5-2008 at 15:04
by: vulture
Extracting lead from car batteries
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I have considered that. And I think it is a very good idea!! But the problem is that the co ...
16-5-2008 at 15:02
by: vulture
thiadiazine dioxides
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weird enough you have access to scifinder but not to the paper...[/quote]

That is very p ...
11-5-2008 at 14:11
by: vulture
thiadiazine dioxides
Did you check the literature? Done some research first? Also what is the red box supposed to indicat ...
11-5-2008 at 11:20
by: vulture
Cleaning DCM/Chloroform
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On the other hand, I never mentionned distilling over NaOH, nor that the two are generally ...
11-5-2008 at 01:34
by: vulture
Cleaning DCM/Chloroform
Conc. NaOH solution is not the same as 30%, be specific. Distilling chloroform over NaOH or leaving ...
10-5-2008 at 05:19
by: vulture
Runaway Pirhana
The most important thing is disposing of it properly. Once it's all contaminated, it's very unstable ...
9-5-2008 at 17:43
by: vulture
Vacuum grease substitute?
If it's pure silicon grease it could certainly serve well. Test if it contains compounds that'll dis ...
8-5-2008 at 12:20
by: vulture
Cleaning DCM/Chloroform
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I would sugest washing with a ice cold conc NaOH solution, then water and brine, drying an ...
8-5-2008 at 12:19
by: vulture
over the top response to CHEMAGODDON
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I appreciate Nicodems clarification and accept the action on that basis.[/quote]

What ma ...
28-4-2008 at 13:12
by: vulture
Very old Ethyl Ether
I've opened ether bottles from 1993 which were already opened and used recently. No explosions. Just ...
25-4-2008 at 13:58
by: vulture
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