peach
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Beginner gas chemistry - a really nice site
Everyone seems to be going AlCl3 cracky at the moment on the good ship madness. Work like that usually involves particularly nasty gases.
I thought some of you might like this site I found. Don't know how many of you have already seen it, but I liked it.
Generating a number of the reactive gases in a big syringe, so you can see what they do or run tests without getting a mountain of glass out and
having things go topsy turvy with ten moles of it floating around. It's all done in ziplock bags as well, to help with the smell, watering eyes,
coughing and purities
[Edited on 22-9-2010 by peach]
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Chainhit222
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Wow, this stuff is pretty cool. I gotta try me some of these reactions, I have an appropriate 60ml syringe.
But running around with a leaf blower and a gas mask is just a different experience 
The practice of storing bottles of milk or beer in laboratory refrigerators is to be strongly condemned encouraged
-Vogels Textbook of Practical Organic Chemistry
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peach
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Quote: Originally posted by Chainhit222  | Wow, this stuff is pretty cool. I gotta try me some of these reactions, I have an appropriate 60ml syringe.
But running around with a leaf blower and a gas mask is just a different experience |
Have you tried standing in the garden, smoking a cigarette in your pants trying to wash the fumes out of the air with the hose pipe and make it look
casual? 
"Nothing to see here...."
It's a good site!
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woelen
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I have not been at this site for quite some time. I was inspired by the previous version of this site to make gases at a microscale and I actually
have a few experiments on my website, which are inspired by this idea, using a syringe. I made the following gases and did experiments with them with
the help of syringes:
- O2
- CO2
- CO
- NO
- N2O
- C2H2
- Cl2
- H2S
- NO/NO2 mix
- ClN3
- H2
- SO2
- (CN)2
- C2H6
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blogfast25
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Very interesting site. Bookmarked.
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The palladium catalyst tube they have for sale is quite interesting. I'm tempted to buy that. 
My quite small but growing Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/RealChemLabs
Newest video: Synthesis of Chloroform
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Great site and great experiments, thanks for posting.
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