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I suggest that you try tetrahydrofuran as a solvent for your reverse phase separation. You have to make sure that your sample is miscible with the mobile phase...
darkarpar
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Mar 5, 2000
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Anyone know the order of the reaction wrt hydrochloric acid and sodium thiosulphate in the corresponding reaction?...
schembrix
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Mar 6, 2000
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i just joined your club hoping that i learn alot. i am not very good in chemistry but i find it intriguing so if you all don't mind me a bum just hanging out...
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Are there any other ocean surfing chemists out there, if so then come and join my club at<br><a href=http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/thesurfingchemistsclub...
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Welcome aboard. Glad to have you. Ask away!...
octanediol
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Mar 28, 2000
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Welcome, fell free to ask anything you want....
sazer_98
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Mar 29, 2000
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I think it is 1st order...
sazer_98
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Mar 29, 2000
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Do you have access to GC?, if so you will be better of running it on the GC, where the PCBs' are low MWT. Compounds....
sazer_98
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Mar 29, 2000
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I trying to do a cloud point extraction on pyrethrins for a CEC analysis but so far the surfactant (tx-114) mixture is not producing any readable results any...
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One mole of thiosulfate ion reacts with one mole of hydronium ion to give one mole of sulfur, one mole of bisulfite ion and one mole of water. Do you know the...
octanediol
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i need help with buffers can somone help<br>thanks...
pythoncurtus36
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Apr 17, 2000
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I have to go to a meeting right now, but I do want to help. What do you need to know: 1) calculate the pH of a particular buffer system; 2) calculate the new...
octanediol
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Apr 18, 2000
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Good morning/afternoon:<br><br>Columbia Analytical Services, Inc., an employee-owned, environmental testing laboratory, currently seeks qualified analytical ...
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Any 6890 experts out there? I am a new user with a problem. I am setting up a capillary column (5% PhMeSi) on a system with split/splitless injection and I ...
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May 16, 2000
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The rate determining step is the slowest reaction.<br>Do you any more data about this?...
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... I mean, do you have any more data?...
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You are right. The rate determining step (RDS) is the slowest step in the mechanism of the reaction. One way of determining the RDS is to look at the change of...
octanediol
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Have you tried using the system by setting the column flow rate, and letting the pressures sort themselves out?...
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yes ,, your problem most probly form septum ,, chande with new one...
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If anyone here is interested in manned space exploration and would like to become an advocate of it, come join me! The Kuiper Society is an online ...
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Any chance we could get a conversation started on a chemistry topic...<br><br>Here is one ... in several of my recent teaching experiences, I have noticed a...
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Columbia Analytical Services, Inc., an employee-owned environmental testing laboratory, is seeking to fill scientific and/or information technology positions...
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Hello everbody, I need to know some data about hardness of water of different regions around the world...could you help me? do you have any data about ...
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hello....<br>Anatoly...
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Please be more specific. Do you mean groundwater?<br>Are you looking for methods in analyzing hardness of water?<br><br>Gian=)...
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Aug 20, 2000
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Very Easy, The hardness of water can be tested with the EDTA at an amoniacak pH=10. Hardness comes from Caclium and Magnesium Ox II ions soluble in water, so...
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Aug 30, 2000
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If you want to use the optical method, you should wirk on the Machine Right absorbtion area, so you have to draw both the Spectre to chose the proper wave ...
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In Lebanon rivers water has a hardnes detween 682MicroSimens and 1440Microsimens. This diffrence is due from the diffrence of the ground structure and the ...
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Hello colleagues, <br><br>I´m going to describe to you a special analytical situation in order that some of you would give some advises and ...
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Sep 27, 2000
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Please describe the reaction processes further. I don't think that you've given us enough to give you an answer....
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