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Steam Distillation advice [rquote=399256&tid=61988&author=nowlan]Wondering what I should do next. I was expecting a la ...	1-4-2015 at 18:06 by: S.C. Wack
Collected threads re: Dr. Yong & related topics 3rd thread https://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=34423	29-3-2015 at 13:17 by: S.C. Wack
Open source replacement for Chemstation I think you'd need the A series and old computer for the MS. Old and unpopular base version B.03.02 ...	11-3-2015 at 15:06 by: S.C. Wack
Has anyone ordered from Laboy Glass recently? This belongs in the much older thread and it's totally out of place here I know, but BTW I would not ...	18-2-2015 at 19:30 by: S.C. Wack
Standardisation from scratch? [rquote=393154&tid=61594&author=Fulmen]IThe IUPAC-paper used reagent grade bicarbonate as a ...	18-2-2015 at 17:04 by: S.C. Wack
Standardisation from scratch? http://pac.iupac.org/publications/pac/18/3/0443/pdf	18-2-2015 at 13:22 by: S.C. Wack
Has anyone ordered from Laboy Glass recently? It's USPS priority to the USA, like 4 days once it's out of China. $15 flat per order.	13-2-2015 at 14:19 by: S.C. Wack
Preparation of elemental phosphorus Add hydrogen chloride during the reduction.	11-2-2015 at 13:43 by: S.C. Wack
poor yield - chloroform via haloform reaction [rquote=391094&tid=61486&author=ahill]45g/L available chlorine) ... 33% sodium hypochlorit ...	8-2-2015 at 08:18 by: S.C. Wack
Has anyone ordered from Laboy Glass recently? China. December? You should be getting the EMS tracking # email within a couple weeks. It's funny ...	7-2-2015 at 15:32 by: S.C. Wack
Some of the sticky's are too effing big What we need is more restraint in posting, he said in #1501.	7-2-2015 at 15:16 by: S.C. Wack
Tiny Sodium Spheres Simply slightly swirling the sodium in hot (not boiling) xylene gives larger shot. A few hard shakes ...	4-2-2015 at 18:16 by: S.C. Wack
Make Potassium (from versuchschemie.de) No point arguing with Spammer With New Tricks tibow64.	28-1-2015 at 13:16 by: S.C. Wack
OTC aniline? Benzoic acid and benzamide may be the cheapest non-benzene option short of import these days...anoth ...	25-1-2015 at 16:40 by: S.C. Wack
Identifying precipitates from wood ash solution I was thinking blowtorch and a coffee can, with gradual addition of ash. Or a longer time at red hea ...	24-1-2015 at 11:03 by: S.C. Wack
Identifying precipitates from wood ash solution You should test another plan. I'd start with ashing your ash. JCE 231 (1947): ...On the average c ...	22-1-2015 at 16:32 by: S.C. Wack
Good way to Methylamine HCl? Others have also been more careful and less optimistic than Werner. These authors were also unaware ...	21-1-2015 at 20:54 by: S.C. Wack
Acetic Acid Synth. Easy Home Version. The idea with the potassium carbonate is to form (at least) a saturated solution and separate layers ...	15-1-2015 at 19:32 by: S.C. Wack
Good way to Methylamine HCl? Some somewhat relevant original literature. Werner said near the beginning of his isomerization a ...	15-1-2015 at 19:06 by: S.C. Wack
Acetic Acid Synth. Easy Home Version. People always regret my opinionating. There is a way to do things and a way to isolate things and yo ...	14-1-2015 at 15:27 by: S.C. Wack
Naoum's improved glass nitrating funnel I don't see why everything can't come through the top of an ordinary sep funnel (with plastic bag me ...	10-1-2015 at 16:28 by: S.C. Wack
White smoke upon addition of HCl to Aniline/H2O. Any ideas? I'd assume that it's HCl vaporized by the heat of neutralization. It happens with bases much less vo ...	1-1-2015 at 15:13 by: S.C. Wack
Chloroalkali process Just a little bit of certain industrial cells. a small mercury cell, as simple as it gets. rubber ...	31-12-2014 at 20:35 by: S.C. Wack
Iodine from iodised salt? I suspect that everything about iodine has been covered in other threads, and that the various react ...	29-12-2014 at 15:54 by: S.C. Wack
Which piece of owned glassware is your favorite. It's the most easily replaced item; a 100 ml Pyrex beaker (part#1000) never really used as such. Man ...	29-12-2014 at 15:46 by: S.C. Wack
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