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Search double bond reduction of alpha-methylnitrostyrenes with NaBH4 My ref is my empirical data Btw. I've had higher, nearly quanititative yields on similar substra ... 27-9-2014 at 13:47 by: Rabodon the hunt for the reducing agent [rquote=348819&tid=34833&author=bbartlog]What procedure are you trying to execute? There are ... 27-9-2014 at 11:11 by: Rabodon the hunt for the reducing agent [rquote=348341&tid=34833&author=Rabodon]My fav to Reduce NO2-Groups is Zn/HCOOH in EtOH. Yo ... 27-9-2014 at 10:57 by: Rabodon the hunt for the reducing agent Has anyone here had success using HCOOH + ammonium formiate or potassium formiate + Pd/C for any red ... 27-9-2014 at 05:25 by: Rabodon double bond reduction of alpha-methylnitrostyrenes with NaBH4 [rquote=347578&tid=5436&author=Templar]Wasn't there something about requiring several molar ... 25-9-2014 at 18:14 by: Rabodon the hunt for the reducing agent My fav to Reduce NO2-Groups is Zn/HCOOH in EtOH. You can make a slurry of fine Zn powder (you can a ... 25-9-2014 at 17:59 by: Rabodon L-tryptophan decarboxylation Why all this fuzz about Tryptophane decarboxylation? I've done it once in terpentuine (genuine st ... 17-9-2014 at 17:12 by: Rabodon Report on Decarboxylation of Tryptophan in various solvents Thank you for sharing your notes! I got also quite high yields, at least 80% after workup/purific ... 6-7-2014 at 16:14 by: Rabodon Lithium metal from LiPo (Notebook) batteries? Thank you for your answers! I've googled around a lot and found that 18650 cells do contain LiMn2O ... 18-6-2014 at 12:18 by: Rabodon Lithium metal from LiPo (Notebook) batteries? Hi! I have ton's of LiPo cells (18650 type, 3,7V 2600mAh) from notebook batteries lying around. ht ... 16-6-2014 at 10:08 by: Rabodon

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