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11654
Dear Friends, I hope you all are fine.I want ask a question about the stability of benzene.The method that the chemistry teacher used was by the hydrogenation...
Buddy Love
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11655
... stability of benzene.The method that the chemistry teacher used was by the hydrogenation of ethene and benzene. ... 300 or above moles/kj of enegy while...
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11656
hi friends can anyone help me about separation gas method . specially CO2 & O2 Plz reply regards ... Now you can have a huge leap forward in email: get the new...
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11657
... fot inerting the tanks. The principl which this generator is based on to separate nitrogen from theo oxygen of the air es the law of diffusion (Graham...
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11658
Buddylove, here's your long answer: 1. Generally this comparison is made by looking at heats of formation. I have not seen it stated in this manner before....
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Apr 2, 2007
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11659
If you wanted to remove CO2 from O2, you could wash it with alkaline solution. Alternately, To obtain the CO2, run the gas into the bottom of a packed column,...
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11660
Hello, I'm starting my research about Supramolecular Chemistry, particularly cationic surfactant. Can you please recommend books about this topic?...
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11661
Hi Vanjie, To determine the detection limit, you would dilute the sample (usually by orders of 10) until you don't see a response on your detector (or you get...
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11662
Some ebooks on surfactants and detergents have been recently uploaded to rapidshare.com and mihd.net (mostly) by members of www.todoquimica.net , who have...
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P.S. by cationic surfactants, I presume that you mean long-chain amine salts, for example cetylammonium and cetylpyridinium chloride. John W....
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http://www.dupont.com/zonyl/pdf/genbrochure.pdf i hope this helps....some cationic sufactants here... john ... uploaded to rapidshare.com and mihd.net (mostly)...
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11665
How do i figure how which compounds are polar and nonpolar and if it is ionic. for example SiF4...
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11666
Hi dear friends I want Hexa Methylen Di Amin production flochart please.i will be grateful if you help me. Thanks. Send instant messages to your online friends...
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SiF4 is not ionic. Rather, the Si-F bonds are polar covalent, with slight (-)-charges on F's and slight (+)-charge on Si. The whole compound is nonpolar,...
Steve
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... is ... A polar molecule has a finite dipole moment. A nonpolar molecule has a zero dipole moment. I assume that SiF4 has a tetrahedral configuration. It...
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11669
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Yes ... amine salts, for example cetylammonium and cetylpyridinium chloride. ... particularly ... topic?...
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11671
Flourine is added to drinking water to make teeth somewhat stronger. Chlorine is added for cleaning purposes. I also believe that too much chlorine is toxic...
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11673
Title: Process for the continuous production of polyamides Document Type and Number: United States Patent 4465821 Link to this page: ...
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... Bone tissue, like teeth, has a calcium apatite structure consisting of Ca, P, O and H. It is my understandng that the fluoride reacts with the free...
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11676
hi all chemists please help me on the topic of solubility of salt.in my lab i found some type of salts which are not soluble in water <also in hot water> and...
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11677
It's possible that your salt is BaSO4. To solubilize BaSO4, mix a small amount of the white powder with powdered charcoal. Put the mixed solids in the bottom...
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11678
It's possible that your salt is silver chloride, AgCl. To solubilize AgCl, add NH4OH [NH3(aq)]. If it dissolves, add HCl until pH < 7. Appearance of a new...
Steve
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11679
Other possibilities could be Ca or Sr sulfate (slightly soluble), and phosphates of divalent or trivalent metals. John W....
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plz tell me the composition of Ncotinamide Adenine Di Phosphate.also ,when it is reduced byH+ ions what is its composition.plz help me out...
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11681
Hi everyone, According to proficiency test, I have difficult to determine detection limit (DL) in spectrofotometre, however the ICH [international conference...
himawan
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11682
Hi everyone, I'm really having trouble figuring out the balanced equations for the following reactions. Any help at all with this would be great! FeSCN2+(aq) +...
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... Are you sure that the formulas of the iron compound are correct. It is my understanding that the SCN- is a thiocyanate ion (or isothiocyanate ion?). I...
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11684
hi everybody, i am in a great confusion after hearing the news of using formalin in our food products in bangladesh.formalin is one kind of aldihyde which is...
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