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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / General Chemistry / May 2005



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Poisonous Food Ingredient?31 May 2005 22:59 GMT9
Both my girlfriend and I aggree that sugar is a poisonous food
ingredient. Anybody here aggree with us?
Tionation31 May 2005 22:58 GMT6
Somebody has some experience in thionation reactions and thionation
reagents? My intention is to put me in contact with someone.
IR & carbon-Halide31 May 2005 22:25 GMT3
Ok, I just read somewhere that IR spectroscopy doesn't help determine
carbon-halide but helps determine carbon-single bond-hydrogen. Is it true? I
am a little skeptical about the carbon-halide part. Thanks so much in
advance.
making glucose syrup from starch30 May 2005 03:20 GMT34
I'd like to make my own glucose syrup, using enzymes - can somebody help
me with the process?  Apparently you use alpha and beta amylases - they
use them in beer brewing sometimes, but I might look for amylases
from bacteria & fungi, rather than the pancreatic enzymes that are (I ...
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Literature research on the Internet"30 May 2005 01:12 GMT1
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
We are students at the Munich School of Management - Institute for
Information Systems and New Media (WIM, Prof. Dr. Thomas Hess). We are
conducting a scientific study on the topic "Literature research on
molecular weight vs polarity - boiling point29 May 2005 15:48 GMT26
Which plays a greater role in determining the boiling point: polarity or
molecular weight? What confuses me is that for some questions "polarity"
determines which cmpd has a higher boiling point and for some questions
molecular weight seems to be the determining factor. When we ...
Lousy manufacturing quality: Beware of Mercedes' and other cars made in the US29 May 2005 06:59 GMT37
ajv2003 <ajv2003@cableone.net> writes:
> That's all there is to buy, "made in America" died 40 years ago
There is still stuff made there, but it is crap.
I made the mistake of buying a Mercedes A Class a couple of years ago.
Science: a dead end career ?29 May 2005 05:13 GMT42
"BO L." <bol@XXXX.com> writes:
> Politicians can't complain about lack of
> interest in the sciences when the society rewards rewards managment only
Ever wonder why the politicians didnt do science instead of politics ?
Color of idodine tincture/Betadine?29 May 2005 03:04 GMT9
I noticed that the color of betadine (Povidone-iodine) stain looks much like
stain obtained from idodine tincture. This leads me to a number of question.
Googling gave too many irrelavant responses to be useful.
1.  Is iodine tincture mre than just a solution of iodine and alcohol. ...
Drying of Alcohols.28 May 2005 21:23 GMT2
Dears,
I am involved in my MS thesis nowadays. The problem I am having at the
momenet is that I have 1-Butanol (n-Butanol)which has a minimum
concentration of 99%. Rest are some impurities with water. I want to
EPD TiO2 coatings28 May 2005 17:32 GMT5
Hello all, I'm working on electrophoretic deposition of TiO2 from
anhydrous solutions on stainless steel. I have some problems with
adhesion. According to lots of sci. papers in odder to obtain better
TiO2 adhesion on substrate it's recommended to perform thermal
Why hydrogen does not have a neutron?28 May 2005 17:31 GMT14
Is it because the hydrogen is required less energy to sustained
existence in the space?
Is there any explanation for this in the quantum mechanic (theory)?
blood: solution or suspension28 May 2005 08:07 GMT9
Is blood a solution, a suspension, or something else, according to
standard chemical definitions?
I reason that it is not a solution, since the blood cells can be
pelleted out with some fairly gentle centrifugation.  I have seen
Substitute for Methanol27 May 2005 21:27 GMT27
Boric acid in combination with Methanol is used for producing the Green
Flame by Silversmiths.
However, Methanol is banned in our country.
Can you please suggest some substitue for Methanol ?
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