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I'm sorry I've taken so long to reply to your post. The answer to your problem(s) could well be thermometric titration. We can do both sulphate and chloride ...
labrat1941
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Oct 4, 2001
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We have a certain amount of an acid which is dissolved in water. Can we predict pH of the obtained solution if we know the dissociation constant of the acid. ...
bobby71bio
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Oct 12, 2001
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Ive just started my BSc in analytical chemistry and one of my first laboratory practicals was in NMR. The machine was an old 90MHz one.in the practical we used...
jake1445
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Oct 17, 2001
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hello,sorry for delay,you can predict the pH of your solution as follow:<br><br>pH = 0.5(pKa + pC) where,<br><br>Ka = dissociation constant of the acid.<br>C =...
mras2001eg
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Oct 21, 2001
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hi, is there any special way to improve the recoveries in SPE .Ofcourse I know 2 factor <br>1-adding 5ml methanol <br>2- pH= 2-3...
sepidehoz
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Oct 24, 2001
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I'm working with Limonene (orange scented compound). My advisor seems to think it has some use as a base compound for "home" drug synthesis such as GHB or ...
bbrookuk
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Oct 25, 2001
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I used to manage a forensic laboratory and have attended numerous meetings in which GHB and analogs were discussed. I don't recall ever hearing limonene...
dsbsci
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Oct 25, 2001
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Thanks for the reply...<br>It is actually the "other things" that I was wondering if anyone knew it was used for... I was mentioning GHB as an example. Her...
bbrookuk
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Oct 27, 2001
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hello every body , i am in need of an internet site giving the structural formula of drugs.<br>thanks for your care...
mras2001eg
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Oct 28, 2001
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Hello, I'm glad to join this club and I have some questions about using a hydride generator.<br>I'm a new user of ICP/AES 124 made by Jobin Yvon and I use ...
keunyoung
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Oct 29, 2001
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Try www.chemfinder.com...
cviales
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Oct 29, 2001
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Bryan,<br><br>Well, as I said, Limonene is a terpene, so in principle, it could find usefulness in sythesizing a wide variety of compounds. However, I know of ...
dsbsci
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Oct 29, 2001
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For the CAS Online searching, try <br><br><a href=http://stneasy.cas.org target=new>http://stneasy.cas.org</a><br><br>These are fee per search sites. I believe...
dsbsci
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Oct 29, 2001
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I am not sure if i can help, but i did work on the water treatment. In my work we didn't detect the Hard metals as teh company has bought a hole river and ...
salebanon77
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Oct 29, 2001
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Hello everyone. I need some help.<br>For my final project in university I am going to try and make trinitromethane through a nitric acid nitration with either ...
koningrutger77
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Nov 1, 2001
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I would not attempt to analyze any acidic mixture via GC/MS, unless you happen to KNOW the gc column can handle it. LC or LC/MS might be okay...<br><br>Any...
dsbsci
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Nov 1, 2001
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Old spectrometrs tend to have 3 major problems:<br>1) The Lamp light wouldn't be as intense anr diverse anymore. Due to aging effect part of the lamp filaments...
salebanon77
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Nov 3, 2001
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i am looking for the metal analysis of steel. which is the best/selective solvent for this (HNO3-nitric acid)? what are the steps of the analysis? the type of...
nesta210279
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Nov 3, 2001
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Fire is the effect generated when certain molecules in the air are heated beyond their ionization temperature. <br>More an optical phenomenon than anything ...
palmerwmd
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Nov 10, 2001
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Larger fires can reach much higher temperatures.<br> For example the firebombimgs of Tokyo and Dresden, the effect teh allies desired was to create a fire so...
palmerwmd
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Nov 10, 2001
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Well also about Fire. Now a little less chemical. The fire flame isn't as we think an anarchic movement, instead the variantion of the fire flame follows ...
salebanon77
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Nov 22, 2001
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Would anyone care to offer a definition of "onset point" used in thermal analysis. Does anyone have an opinion on what is the accepted method of calculating...
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Nov 27, 2001
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there is a lot of procedures to digest the steel, it dependes upon the anlyte metals you want to detect. one of the universal methods is using HCL,HNO3 and...
nerq
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Dec 3, 2001
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actually i am looking for the most abundant metals(Cr,Fe...) that steel contains. that's because this metals will be analized by aas. and probably the...
nesta210279
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Dec 3, 2001
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Most metals resist weak acids but even a medium force acid is enough to attack the metals or most comon alloys. Medium acids are the ones with the Pka...
salebanon77
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Dec 3, 2001
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You don't dissolve the Cr and the Fe selectively! Because both are attacked by the H+ cation. So after dissolving the whole mixture you then gradually higher...
salebanon77
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Dec 3, 2001
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ok i am starting to get into chemistry and i was just wondering if anybody could give me a small list of basic equipment i would need to get started.<br>thanks...
mykle_4u
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Jan 9, 2002
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what are you going to try and do? Are we talking wet chem here?...
alisha_w_ts
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Jan 9, 2002
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well i really dont know what a wet lab is so i am just going to say what i will be using it for<br><br>mostly for powders but i will have a few liquid...
mykle_4u
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Jan 9, 2002
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Bravo Mykle you are intrested in chemistry but take it from an expert! Don't even think of bringing any chemical substance to your house! Family and chemical...
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