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chlorination of ethylene glycol
Could ethylene glycol be chlorinated with HCl and a lewis acid (catalyst: CaCl2 or ZnCl2), forming d ... |
3-4-2003 at 20:15
by: Tengo |
CaC2 and alcohols
I was wondering about the reactions of alcohols and CaC2...
Now the carbide ion being a stronger b ... |
3-4-2003 at 20:05
by: Tengo |
standard reduction potentials .pdf file
Perfect! Keep on surprising us! |
3-4-2003 at 18:33
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
Now I know why the iodine didn't precipitate. The solution I had was a iodophor. Is there some way n ... |
14-10-2002 at 15:40
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
I went the H2O2/HCl route...
But I ran into some problems...
To the original (deep brown) solution ... |
14-10-2002 at 10:00
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
Use a two-phase system!
Follow this link...
http://www.chemistry-works.com/iodine_info_101.html |
11-10-2002 at 14:17
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
Too much Cl2 => ICl then ICl3
So you have to stop at I2...
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11-10-2002 at 08:36
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
How much water can I evaporate from the original solution (what is the solubiltity of I3-) before th ... |
9-10-2002 at 02:16
by: Tengo |
Preparing solid iodine.
I need some suggestions about this method...
From a water solution containing 5% iodine and 15% ace ... |
8-10-2002 at 13:41
by: Tengo |
