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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / General Chemistry / June 2006



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Alimentary products30 Jun 2006 21:27 GMT5
I have one question regarding products that belong to european positive list
for alimentary and potable water applications. How can I find a list of
monomers that can be cured through a step-growth process (polycondensation)
?
mechanicals propierties30 Jun 2006 18:02 GMT1
i would like to have some information about the changes of mechanicals
propierties for corrosion enviroment on mediums carbon steels
GR-speak (semantics).30 Jun 2006 13:47 GMT1
Re: REST mass m_o is, h*fL*Sqrt{1 - (v^2/c^2)} / c^2 ..SI kilograms.
$$                       GR-speak (semantics).
$$             A moving FOOTBALL is still a "football".
$$             A moving RESTmass is still a "RESTmass".
Qualitative Analysis30 Jun 2006 05:35 GMT2
It has been 7 years since I've thought about chemistry and I came
across this problem.  I think that it is a qualitative analysis
problem.  If any can show me how to solve it, I'd greatly appreciate
it.  Here it is:
Zinc Chloride solubility in water?29 Jun 2006 20:43 GMT4
I am trying to do a reverse stain on a SDS-PAGE by first using .2M
Imidazole and then .3M Zinc Chloride.  I can't get the ZnCl2 to go into
solution.  I have tried heating and even bought a new bottle of ZnCl2.
Any suggestion or help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.
color changing substance29 Jun 2006 19:36 GMT7
Hello all...new to this, please be kind...
I would like to get opinions/suggestions on this:
two benign/non toxic substances/chemicals that need 1-2 hours of
vigorous shaking in order for them to change color...i.e.
Can free saturated fatty acids be joined together in a chain like amino acids can?29 Jun 2006 13:37 GMT6
If so, what the texture of  such a fatty-acid chain feel like? Would it
be greasy?
Thanks,
Radium
Free Chemical Database29 Jun 2006 00:02 GMT5
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to free chemical database. Please donate information generously. Thanks
Jyot Vakharia
RuBP and Ru5P Question heeeeeeeeelp!28 Jun 2006 14:53 GMT3
Does anyone know a good way to find amounts of RuBP and Ru5P in a
solution?  I've been trying TLC with a molybdate spray and doing
positive controls, but all I get is a huge blue smear all over the
chromatogram.  Is there any other way to do this?  TIA.
Question about Helium vs Helium-428 Jun 2006 13:56 GMT12
Hi,
I came across something that has me puzzled. My understanding is that
a helium atom has 2 protons and 2 neutrons. I also understand that an
isotope for an element is that element with the same number of protons
Diamonds in the Spring of 2006?27 Jun 2006 15:24 GMT8
Spring 2006 is about to be over, Uncle Al!
Any news on your diamond synthesis experiments you would like to
share...?!
KAC
Please forgive my repost -- Anthracite's Aromatic Compounds Smell Like Paradise27 Jun 2006 11:33 GMT5
Sorry for the re-post
luca...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> "Jo Schaper" <joschapern4os...@2socketdot.no5net> wrote in message
> news:12987le206g0aee@corp.supernews.com...
Can atoms/molecules store imformations?27 Jun 2006 05:25 GMT29
Can you tell me:-
1. Can atoms or molecules/compounds store informations of their
previous interactions with different energies and other
atoms/molecules/compounds without chemical reaction or without change
Can energy impact solids?27 Jun 2006 04:51 GMT36
I want to know how different type of energies(temperature, magnetic
fields, sound and light, vibrations etc.) can effect/impact the
structures of solids?
Can it expand their volume?
Titration problem I'm lost26 Jun 2006 23:28 GMT15
100.0 ml of 0.100 M acetic acid is placed in a flask and  is titrated
with 0.100 M sodium hydroxide . An appropriate indicator is used.  Ka
for acetic acid is 1.7 x 10^-5Calculate the pH in the flask at the
following points in the titration.
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