I probably missed a few. Anyway I need more ketones and ethers. What would you get next?barley81 - 1-7-2012 at 14:20
How about glyme and butanone (MEK)?Lambda-Eyde - 1-7-2012 at 14:25
CCl<sub>4</sub> if you can get it. Also, glyme as already mentioned. Diethylene glycol, used for the Wolff-Kishner reduction and also as a
reagent for making crown ethers via its dihalide/ditosylate.BromicAcid - 1-7-2012 at 14:36
Dixylylethaneschemrox - 1-7-2012 at 14:38
cool! got some CCl4- small bottle forgot to mention. Crown ethers? I definitely need those and didn't know about making them from diethylene
glycol. Could you share a little more information on that? Thanks.Lambda-Eyde - 1-7-2012 at 15:52
cool! got some CCl4- small bottle forgot to mention. Crown ethers? I definitely need those and didn't know about making them from diethylene
glycol. Could you share a little more information on that? Thanks.
See this topic I posted earlier and the paper I uploaded in my last post in the thread.kristofvagyok - 1-7-2012 at 16:44
Pyridine, piperidine, triethylamine (TEA)? They are really useful in million cases.
Or some dimethoxyethane? Crown ethers are really expensive....
And also don't forget decalineBromicAcid - 1-7-2012 at 18:59
Crown ethers though wouldn't really count as a solvent since most are solids, it'd be more of a solvent modifier.turd - 1-7-2012 at 22:14
A deactivated aromatic like chlorobenzene is a must for chloromethylations, etc. PEGs if you are into the nano-particle nonsense. Also I hear water is
quite good for inorganic chemistry. HMPA is a classic polar aprotic.
Really, it depends on what you want to do...chemrox - 1-7-2012 at 22:30
Yes and I didn't count pyridine, triethylamine, aniline, morpholine or 1-methylmorpholine for the reason that they are more often used as reagents. I
definitely want some MEIBK, MEK, and some ethers. I just realized I only have one damned ether .. well not counting dioxane and THF. I do have
acetonitrile and although the smell is irritating it dissolves a lot of compounds that otherwise defy solvation.