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i'm a new member here and im very happy to meet you in this club,i hope we will spend funy and important times here.Im also moderator for inorganic chemistry...
organic_maffia
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Mar 14, 2002
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Balancing equations... Cu + 2AgNO3 --> 2Ag+Cu(NO3)2 We had to make an atom inventory and tell if it was balanced or not.. Elements reactants products ...
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Balanced equations Cu+2AgNO3 --> 2Ag+Cu(NO3)2 Here is the atom inventory that I made... Elements Reactants Products Cu 1 1 Ag...
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If the assigned equation is as you have written (which seems reasonable) and assuming the 3 in NO3 is a subscript, as is the 3 and 2 in (NO3)2) I honestly...
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Apr 17, 2002
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n product is 2 looks good to me as written I do assume the 3 behind the o to be a subscript that was given ... ...
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Apr 17, 2002
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He must of been talking about this one because this is the only left that I got wrong... I had to balance this equation.. Fe+H20 --> Fe3O4+H2 my answer is... ...
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Okay, now this one may have a problem. Could it be Fe2O3 rather than Fe3O4? Iron commonly exists in two oxidation states, +2 and +3, and oxygen typically has...
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"FeO for +2 ... A valence of +8/3 per Fe atom would indeed be odd; But Fe3O4 is not odd at all! It's called "ferrosic oxide." Some of the Fe is +2, some is...
Clyde Wary
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Apr 18, 2002
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hello there my name is jason paul and im 17...i am majoring in Chemistry in a university in the Philippines...right now it is summer here in the...
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Apr 18, 2002
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I would find it very strange for an instructor introducing the concepts of equation balancing to include such an 'exotic' species...ie, a mixture. The basic...
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Dear colleagues: I have read in somewhere that we could hydrolyze protein by using sulfuric acid (30 %) to it's amino acid constituents. Any one who have an ...
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May I know what carbon is known for its flexibility?...
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Apr 20, 2002
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have you tried to boil teh mixture of HCL protein? mostly acid hydrolysation process require heat!...
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Apr 21, 2002
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... left ... I ... He said you shouldn't change the subscripts because if so you will have another reaction. This specific reaction should be read: 3Fe + 4H2O...
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... summer ... I'm Christian (Costa Rica, BS on Chemistry). Analytical Chemistry will change your mind about how you work on the lab. It will take a lot from...
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Hi everybody ! I'd like to determine free and total cyanide concentration in galvanic bath. I guess I will use titration method with AgNO3. Has anyone any...
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Apr 26, 2002
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Try titration in ammonia solution, this avoids formation of a silver cyanide precipitate at the end point of the titration. Use a 0.1mol litre-1 solution of...
Patric Helbig
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... summer ... Hey Jason, I don't know how it is over there, but when I took analytical chem there was a lot of funny business going on. All the students who ...
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Apr 28, 2002
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I think that wont happen...after all...sum here are having problems in grades...i dont have to sabotage other Chemistry majors...the Pschology Department...
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Apr 30, 2002
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Hi Jason, I am sorry I didn't reply earlier. I am working in an analytical lab, and we use mainly HPLC and GC. I think these are the basic pieces of...
Carolyn Griffiths
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May 4, 2002
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thanks carolyn...i really do hope i get a job as an analytical chemists...after all i am enjoying my laboratory experiments...next meeting we will be...
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On 5 May 2002 12:29:02 -0000 analyticalchemistry Moderator ... My nane is Arthur, I'm Chemist and work at Customs Chemical Laboratory. My skills are...
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Je serai absent(e) du 06.05.2002 au 20.05.2002. Je répondrai à votre message dès mon retour. ...
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Dear Analysts Does somebody help me with TLC /Column Chroamtography methods for Naphtalene sulfonic, disulfonic and trisulfonic acids. Thanks in advance Arthur...
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I want to know much about detergent, how they work and how about their pollution. Thanks -- In analyticalchemistry@y..., "Arthur Nascimento Junior"...
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Hi Detergents are surface active substances. They lower the surface tension (gamma) of a liquid. A surfactant generally consists of a lipophilic and...
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May 17, 2002
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hi there...we just finished ourlast experiment in our analytical chem laboratry...i enjoyed he laboratorywork so much that i ant to spcialize inhis field aftef...
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May 18, 2002
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i want to ask how to determine the stability constant of a metal complex using spectrophotometric measurments.both the metal and the ligand are colourless but...
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... BEGINNING OF MESSAGE May 27, 07:31 When I taught chemistry at Penn State University we did an experiment to determine the formulas of two complexes:...
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Can anyone working in an analytcial chemistry service laboratory update us about the latests innovations in analytical chemistry???? It will be a lot of big...
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