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Update: selling equipment and reagents
As you may be aware, I am selling my supply of equipment and reagents. I now have taken the time to calculate suggested prices for my remaining items.
In some cases I may be open to negotiating lower prices, particularly for larger orders.
Equipment
Addition funnel, 24/40, and stopper $10
Allihn condenser (34/45) and 34/45 to 24/40 adapter $15
Beaker, 50 mL $2
Buchner funnel, 10 cm $15
Burner (Alcohol) $10
Burner (Bunsen) $10
Calorimeter $5
Chromatography column, with 14/20 joint $15
Erlenmeyer, 250 mL, x3 $5 each
Erlenmeyer, 2L $20
Erlenmeyer, 500 mL, x2 $10 each
Funnel, glass $2
Funnels, Plastic, x3 $2 each
Graduated cylinder, 10 mL $10
Graduated cylinder, 100 mL, x2 $10 each
Graduated cylinder, 25 mL, x2 $10 each
Graduated cylinder, 250 mL $15
Graduated cylinder, 50 mL, x2 $10 each
Graham condenser $20
Hand-crank centrifuge $20
Hemocytometer $10
Hoffman apparatus $10
Hot/stir plate (approx. 30 cm by 30 cm area) $75
Keck clips (2x 24/40, 2x 14/20, 1x 19/22) $5
Lead-acid batteries (12 V) x3 $5 each
Liebig condenser, not ground glass $10
Microscope $50
Microscope slides $5
MMO anode (suitable for chlorates) $10
Mortar and pestle $10
Pack of soda-lime glass tubes $5
Pear-shaped flask, 14/20, 100 mL $10
Pear-shaped flask, 14/20, 50 mL, x2 $5 each
Pipette bulb $5
Pipette, graduated, 50 mL $10
Pt-coated Ti electrode (suitable for perchlorate anode) x2 $20 each
RBF, 2-necked, 24/40 500 mL $20
RBF, 24/40, 250 mL $10
RBF, 24/40, 500 mL $15
RBF, 3-necked, 24/40, 2 L $40
Sep. funnel, 1 L, with stopper $15
Soxhlet extractor (24/40 base, 34/45 top joint) $15
STMicro Nucleo F401RE $10
STMicro STM32 F4 Discovery (x2, one in unopened package) $15 each
Syringe, glass, 5 mL, with needle $15
Test tube rack and assorted tubes $5
Thermometer, ground glass, -20 to 150°C $10
Ti cathode $5
Tongs $5
Vacuum flask, 250 mL, with adapter $10
Vacuum gauge (mechanical) $10
Vacuum pump (Harbor Freight rotary vane) x2 $50 each
Vigreux column (30 cm) $10
Volumetric flask, 100 mL $10
Reagents
(Quantities are grams for solids, mL for liquids)
Biological
Amylose (starch), molecular biology grade 25 $2
Crystal violet 25 $15
Dextrin 20 $5
Glycerol 75 $5
Methylcellulose, 1.5% in water 100 $5
Methylene blue 5 $10
Mineral oil, for microscopy 15 $5
Peptone (for growth medium) 10 $5
Polyethylene glycol 5 $5
Riboflavin 5 $5
Stearic acid 10 $5
Sucrose, molecular biology grade 50 $2
Yeast extract (for growth medium) 5 $5
Inorganics
Activated carbon 25 $2
Aluminum powder 3000 $15
Ammonium chloride 250 $5
Ammonium nitrate 1000 $20
Ammonium perchlorate 500 $10
Barium nitrate 30 $10
Boric acid 400 $10
Calcium carbonate powder 200 $5
Calcium chloride 50 $2
Copper (ii) acetate monohydrate 400 $15
Copper (ii) oxide 25 $5
Copper (ii) sulfate (anhydrous) 400 $5
Copper (ii) sulfate pentahydrate 400 $5
Hydrazine sulfate 10 $5
Iron (ii) sulfate heptahydrate 100 $5
Iron metal 100 $2
Lead (ii) oxide 25 $5
Lead (ii) nitrate 15 $5
Lead metal 25 $2
Lithium acetate dihydrate 500 $20
Magnesium metal 20 $5
Magnesium perchlorate (anhydrous) 400 $10
Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate 100 $2
Manganese dioxide 50 $5
Mercury metal 40 $50
Nickel chloride hexahydrate 50 $10
Potassium alum 50 $2
Potassium chloride 50 $2
Potassium dichromate 250 $10
Potassium hydroxide 900 $5
Potassium nitrate 50 $5
Potassium permanganate 150 $10
Silica gel, chromatography grade 250 $10
Silver nitrate 4 $20
Sodium acetate 20 $2
Sodium bicarbonate 50 $1
Sodium bromate 50 $20
Sodium carbonate 100 $2
Sodium fluoride 100 $10
Sodium hexametaphosphate 750 $15
Sodium iodide 100 $15
Sodium metabisulfite 200 $5
Sodium pyrosulfate 50 $5
Sodium tungstate dihydrate 25 $12
Sulfur 3000 $4
Zinc metal granules 50 $5
Zinc oxide 20 $5
Organics
1,1,1-trichloro-2-methyl-2-propanol 25 $10
Copper anthranilate 5 $5
EDTA 25 $5
Erythritol 100 $5
Naphthalene 900 $10
Para-dichlorobenzene 50 $5
Para-nitrobenzoic acid 50 $20
Phthalimide 50 $10
Potassium hydrogen tartrate 50 $5
Triacetonamine hydrochloride 10 $10
Urea 500 $5
Liquid Organics
Benzyl bromide 50 $10
O-toluidine, crude 50 $15
Propylene carbonate, crude 20 $5
Propylene glycol 800 $10
Triethylamine 500 $40
Solvents - for local pickup only
Acetone 1500 $5
Ethanol (Denatured, 95%) 1250 $5
Isopropanol 450 $5
Isopropyl nitrite 100 $5
Methanol 750 $5
Methyl ethyl ketone 400 $10
Toluene 2500 $10
Xylenes 900 $5
Acids - for local pickup only
Hydrochloric acid (31%) 2500 $5
Sulfuric acid (Rooto) 2500 $5
The original threads describing the sale (and showing pictures of the equipment) can be found here:
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=83...
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=83...
Please U2U me if you wish to buy anything, or have any questions.
EDIT: if you can find a better price for any of these items on another website, I will match that price and add an extra 10% discount.
[Edited on 6-23-2018 by Metacelsus]
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Metacelsus
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Picture of centrifuge
I have received a request to post a picture of the centrifuge. Here it is. It attaches to a table by a clamp at the bottom, and accepts four standard
15 mm test tubes.
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CouchHatter
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Everything arrived in great condition. Well packed, and not impossible to open.
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Dragonjack12
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are you done with cem?
Jack place
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Metacelsus
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I don't understand what you're trying to ask. Could you please explain?
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Probably "are you done with chemistry?" I'm also curious, but figured the question might've been asked elsewhere already and I missed it.
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I am selling my lab because I'm moving. For more detail see: https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=83...
(requires Whimsy access)
[Edited on 7-4-2018 by Metacelsus]
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These items have now been sold, and are no longer available:
1,1,1-trichloro-2-methyl-2-propanol
Activated carbon
Ammonium chloride
Lead (ii) nitrate
Lead (ii) oxide
Lead metal
Methylene blue
Potassium dichromate
Potassium permanganate
Sulfur
Zinc metal granules
Allihn condenser
Calorimeter
Centrifuge
Chromatography column, with 24/40 joint
Pack of soda-lime glass tubes
RBF, 2-necked, 24/40 500 mL
RBF, 24/40, 250 mL
RBF, 24/40, 500 mL
RBF, 3-necked, 24/40, 2 L
Soxhlet extractor (24/40 base, 34/45 top joint)
Test tube rack and assorted tubes
Volumetric flask, 100 mL
Everything else is still for sale.
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What conditions are the vacuum pumps?
"Question everything generally thought to be obvious." - Dieter Rams
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The pumps are this model: https://www.harborfreight.com/25-cfm-vacuum-pump-98076.html
I posted a picture here: https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=83...
They've definitely seen some wear but they still work OK (right now they can get down to about 10 torr). If you buy them it would probably be a good
idea to change the oil, in which case they could probably get down to lower pressure.
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More sold items (these are no longer available)
Aluminum powder
Ammonium nitrate
Ammonium perchlorate
Barium nitrate (edit: forgot to add this to the "sold" list originally)
Benzyl bromide
Hydrazine sulfate
O-toluidine, crude
Para-nitrobenzoic acid
Sodium bromate
[Edited on 7-14-2018 by Metacelsus]
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so did you get that for the Barium nitrate and such?
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Bumpity bump. Still selling things until September 10.
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What will happen to you after 10/9?
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He will condense into a singularity. lol
No, he will be moving to England for school.
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Photo of the microscope and hot plate stirrer please, if possible and still available.
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A picture of the microscope can be found here: https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=83...
I'll take a picture of the hot plate and post it when I get home tonight.
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Hot plate picture
With AA battery for scale.
The hot plate doesn't look too great cosmetically (it's been seasoned by years of use) but it works just fine (and also stirs).
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If you could sell me the hot plate for 30$, I’ll buy it.
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Sorry, that price is too low. My asking price of $75 is already quite a discount compared to similar models of hot plates with stirring capability.
If you want to discuss this further, I suggest you use U2U.
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$75 is an excellent price for that hotplate. If I didn't have one, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Is the chromatography column the one you showed in the photographs of your TEMPO synthesis?
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Yes it is.
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LAST CHANCE to buy stuff
I have sold a few more things, but lots of stuff still remains. This is what I have left:
Equipment
Beaker, 50 mL $2
Burner (Alcohol) $10
Burner (Bunsen) $10
Erlenmeyer, 250 mL, x3 $5 each
Erlenmeyer, 2L $20
Erlenmeyer, 500 mL, x2 $10 each
Funnel, glass $2
Funnels, Plastic, x3 $2 each
Graduated cylinder, 10 mL $10
Graduated cylinder, 100 mL, x2 $10 each
Graduated cylinder, 25 mL, x2 $10 each
Graduated cylinder, 250 mL $15
Graduated cylinder, 50 mL, x2 $10 each
Hemocytometer $10
Hoffman apparatus $10
Hot/stir plate (approx. 30 cm by 30 cm area) $75
Keck clips (2x 24/40, 2x 14/20, 1x 19/22) $5
Lead-acid batteries (12 V) x3 $5 each
Liebig condenser, not ground glass $10
Microscope $50
Microscope slides $5
MMO anode (suitable for chlorates) $10
Mortar and pestle $10
Pear-shaped flask, 14/20, 100 mL $10
Pear-shaped flask, 14/20, 50 mL, x2 $5 each
Pipette bulb $5
Pipette, graduated, 50 mL $10
Pt-coated Ti electrode (suitable for perchlorate anode) x2 $20 each
STMicro Nucleo F401RE $10
STMicro STM32 F4 Discovery (x2, one in unopened package) $15 each
Thermometer, ground glass, -20 to 150°C $10
Ti cathode $5
Tongs $5
Vacuum gauge (mechanical) $10
Reagents
(Quantities are grams for solids, mL for liquids)
Biological
Amylose (starch), molecular biology grade 25 $2
Crystal violet 25 $15
Dextrin 20 $5
Glycerol 75 $5
Methylcellulose, 1.5% in water 100 $5
Mineral oil, for microscopy 15 $5
Peptone (for growth medium) 10 $5
Polyethylene glycol 5 $5
Riboflavin 5 $5
Stearic acid 10 $5
Sucrose, molecular biology grade 50 $2
Yeast extract (for growth medium) 5 $5
Inorganics
Barium nitrate 30 $10
Calcium chloride 50 $2
Copper (ii) oxide 25 $5
Copper (ii) sulfate (anhydrous) 400 $5
Copper (ii) sulfate pentahydrate 400 $5
Iron (ii) sulfate heptahydrate 100 $5
Iron metal 100 $2
Magnesium perchlorate (anhydrous) 400 $10
Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate 100 $2
Manganese dioxide 50 $5
Nickel chloride hexahydrate 50 $10
Potassium alum 50 $2
Potassium chloride 50 $2
Potassium nitrate 50 $5
Silver nitrate 4 $20
Sodium acetate 20 $2
Sodium bicarbonate 50 $1
Sodium carbonate 100 $2
Sodium hexametaphosphate 750 $15
Sodium tungstate dihydrate 25 $12
Zinc oxide 20 $5
Organics
Copper anthranilate 5 $5
EDTA 25 $5
Erythritol 100 $5
Naphthalene 900 $10
Para-dichlorobenzene 50 $5
Phthalimide 50 $10
Potassium hydrogen tartrate 50 $5
Triacetonamine hydrochloride 10 $10
Urea 300 $3
Liquid Organics
Propylene glycol 800 $10
Solvents - for local pickup only
Acetone 1500 $5
Ethanol (Denatured, 95%) 1250 $5
Isopropanol 450 $5
Methanol 750 $5
Methyl ethyl ketone 400 $10
Toluene 2500 $10
Xylenes 900 $5
Acids - for local pickup only
Hydrochloric acid (31%) 2500 $5
Sulfuric acid (Rooto) 2500 $5
All orders must be finalized by midnight CDT tomorrow (September 11). Please send me a U2U if you want to buy something.
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Why don't you pack some of the stuff especially the more expensive ones (eg hotplate) with you so you don't need to rebuy them in the future?
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