Hello, I am new to this forum, and while I don't have the glassware, I am very interested in the synthesis of Hexamine.
I did locate some books in the library section of Sciencemadness and few others on the Internet, but I would still
like to read about a more detailed lab synthesis paper before attempting it myself.
It's a pretty straightforward synthesis, why do you need to book?
I do have a tendency to second guess myself and I do have a link to another video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCCpl08_WjQ where this guy actually does not use lab glassware or an ice bath and says that it smells strongly of
ammonia.
I want to do it the safe way but I feel better looking at information that I know I can trust like the Journal of American Chemical Society.
I realize that the synthesis is basic I am just surprised that there is no modern day book detailing its synthesis unless I go back in the library
section of sciencemadness and I did find at least one book pdf file with some info - s-Triazines and Derivatives (The Chemistry of Heterocyclic
Compounds, Volume 13).violet sin - 18-9-2014 at 18:18
the first link on the opening post, is missing a "g" in "madness.org". I had to type it into the address bar after the link failed to load for me
several times. PariahParadox - 18-9-2014 at 18:34
the first link on the opening post, is missing a "g" in "madness.org". I had to type it into the address bar after the link failed to load for me
several times.
