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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / General Chemistry / August 2007



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Methanol and ethanol from Biodiesel Glycerin31 Aug 2007 22:39 GMT3
Does anyone know about a feasable way to make Methanol and/or Ethanol
from the Glycerin leftover from Biodiesel production? Also: How can I
transform the methane obtained from manure fermenting (in a digester)
into Methanol and what kind of production can I expect from both these
Q on adaptor for pH electrode31 Aug 2007 20:38 GMT1
I have an embarrassing question on how to connect a pH electrode to pH
meter.
In my lab, the way pH meter is setup is as follows: a Fisher glass-body
combination electrode
Small Is Beautiful31 Aug 2007 05:45 GMT4
I have a dream...
...in which small communities* all over the world produce diesel
fuel** out from a waste wood*** feedstock.
(It's not a dream to produce synthesized diesel from carbon from
Wholesale / Sell Gucci Moon Bag @btbsell.com30 Aug 2007 14:00 GMT1
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Chloe Silverado bags, Chloe Edith Bag, Balenciaga, Goyard, miumiu,
mulberry, prada, Marc Jacobs, Gucci 85th, Dior Gaucho, Jimmy choo,
Gucci, Chanel, YSL, Hermes, Loewe, Versace, Mqueen, Thomaswylde ,
PPM Conversion30 Aug 2007 10:31 GMT10
I'm trying to do a simple PPM conversion into weight, but am coming
unstuck somewhere.
Say I dissolve 1g of an unknown substance into 1 litre of water. I
know there is Potassium Sulphate in the unknown substance, and that
BUSH CARTEL STAGED 9/1130 Aug 2007 05:55 GMT28
9/11 Revisited -- overwhelming evidence of explosives at WTC:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4488542891415681105&hl=en
Jeff King, MIT engineer, explains how the official story about
9-11-01, is bogus. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnVIogawlmk
VIDEO: Gordon Ross (MEng) presents mechanical evidence of the covert demolition of the World Trade Center30 Aug 2007 01:06 GMT1
Engineer Gordon Ross MEng. at the Indian YMCA, London on the 8th June
2007 analyses the destruction of the Twin Towers of the World Trade
Center on September 11th 2001.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4801566025292753615
Mystery Precipitate29 Aug 2007 20:49 GMT2
I'm preparing chemicals for a qualitative analysis lab.  We're mixing
some 0.1 and 0.2 M solutions and getting precipitates.  Here's my problem:
One of the solutions is Na2S.  Whenever it is mixed with one of the acid
solutions (HCl, HNO3, or H2SO4), I get a cloudy white result.  ...
Production HCL from Leblanc Process help28 Aug 2007 21:18 GMT1
Has anyone has seen this process in practice at industrial scale ?   I
am concern that my HCL get contaminated with Sulfuric Acid.
The process is  2NaCl + H2SO4  --->  2HCL (g)  +  Na2SO4(s)
I am interested to learn what if this reaction is started with a 50%
"How long shall the jews kill our prophets while we stand around and look?" - Bob Marley28 Aug 2007 08:38 GMT82
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7pAvbjChQM
First Jesus. And then they never stopped. Wake up to the Protocols of
Zion - Just go and READ THEM and then look around you and it will be
so clear as day that you'll realise you've been walking around like a
Destructive distillation of carbonaceous material28 Aug 2007 06:51 GMT10
Lewis C. Karrick issued a patent (http://www.google.com/patents?
id=AARCAAAAEBAJ&printsec=description&zoom=4&dq=U.S.+Patent
+2,011,054#PPA10,M1) where he describes a process of destructive
distillation of carbonaceous material, primarily fossil coal. Has
Virtual chem lab software?28 Aug 2007 05:37 GMT1
My local community college needs virtual chem lab
software due to a recent chem teacher death and teacher
shortage.
Any advice on best college Chem 101 and 102 level
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ how to beet this plague.26 Aug 2007 05:21 GMT10
For the whill being, we might be able to keep doing business on this
newsgroup by using an easily recognized prefix in the subject. In this case,
I have used a Z sequence. This would at least make it necessary for these
fungus brains to read the newsgroup to find the prefix. I ...
blood pressure and voltage of a point in body25 Aug 2007 15:56 GMT1
Hello Dear All
As an electrical engineer Student, I want to gather some information
in medicine which absolutely your guides will be so helpful.
My question is below:
Are 1st order diffraction angles unequal  in a reflection grating?25 Aug 2007 05:42 GMT4
Could someone check fig 1 of the following website on gratings? The
figure 1 shows that diffraction angles for first order (on either side
of the grating normal) from a reflection grating quite different.
Spectroscopic Properties of Gratings
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