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Diethyl ether from ethanol and something else than sulphuric acid Keras,
the reaction is not dehydration, the reaction is formation of ethyl sulfate which undergo ... |
11-9-2023 at 00:34 by: teodor |
NaOAc, KOAc and K2CO3. [rquote=687244&tid=159849&author=Texium]Better yet though, just add acetic acid to convert a ... |
6-9-2023 at 13:52 by: teodor |
Chemical computers/Chemical electronic devices khlor, it was your initial question as well as my small participation in molecular optoelectronics b ... |
6-9-2023 at 01:12 by: teodor |
NaOAc, KOAc and K2CO3. You probably can easily separate K2CO3 and Na/K acetate (acetate is soluble in many organic solvents ... |
4-9-2023 at 07:26 by: teodor |
Solvent for realgar? But why Woelen do you need a slovent for such low-melting salt? Do you think it can produce too much ... |
28-8-2023 at 05:51 by: teodor |
Lists of salt solubilities in non aqueous solvents? There are "solubility data series" publications, it is possible to download them as pdf documents fr ... |
23-8-2023 at 13:45 by: teodor |
Chemical computers/Chemical electronic devices The good review of the history of molecular electronics research. |
20-8-2023 at 00:22 by: teodor |
Why Calcium Acetate not burning? The guess is that heat is absorbed by the decomposition. |
18-8-2023 at 00:18 by: teodor |
Solvent for realgar? Also realgar melts at 320C. |
17-8-2023 at 23:27 by: teodor |
Lactic acid Probably zinc and copper lactates have convenient solubilities for separation. |
4-8-2023 at 00:01 by: teodor |
Strange behaviour in the reaction of calcium carbonate with propionic acid The similar result you will get also with strong acid and alkali earth carbonate. Reaction of dilute ... |
3-8-2023 at 23:42 by: teodor |
Lactic acid I think the approach could be to form a lactate complex with some transition metal and to separate t ... |
2-8-2023 at 00:36 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester So, my conclusion:
Salicyloyl chloride method gives the same smell of iso-amyl salicylate as H2SO4/ ... |
31-7-2023 at 08:59 by: teodor |
Synthesis of thioacetone? [rquote=686188&tid=79395&author=zero]During ketonic decarboxylation is there no free acid at ... |
31-7-2023 at 07:45 by: teodor |
Synthesis of thioacetone? Acid conditions?
I don't think saturation with H2S is a complex part, there is well known techniq ... |
31-7-2023 at 05:44 by: teodor |
Synthesis of thioacetone? Do you think dithioacetic acid (C2H4S2) calcium salt will not give thioacetone on heating like calci ... |
31-7-2023 at 00:42 by: teodor |
Synthesis of thioacetone? There is a tendency: selenium and tellurium compounds smell worse than sulfur. If we already talking ... |
30-7-2023 at 00:14 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester Probably it is [url=https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/6b/90/5a/8e2068ca7b00b9/US2899458.pd ... |
29-7-2023 at 11:55 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester I found the ultimate guide for salicyloyl chloride synthesis. In the russian patent https://patents. ... |
28-7-2023 at 11:03 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester @Fery
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28-7-2023 at 05:05 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester As far as I know such reactions could be stimulated by some metals which would form a center around ... |
27-7-2023 at 23:41 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester I think I solved the mistery of salicyloyl chloride solidification. In the presence of SOCl2 the rea ... |
27-7-2023 at 15:07 by: teodor |
(iso-)amyl salicylate - the most intriguing ester Thanks for your insights, Fery.
Yes, probably only few people know (Fery) that I continue to do e ... |
27-7-2023 at 05:39 by: teodor |
Alcohol oxidation via chromic acid Coherent, how many oxidation states Cr can have? How to get those states in water solution? I think ... |
25-7-2023 at 00:33 by: teodor |
Alcohol oxidation via chromic acid [rquote=685993&tid=159744&author=Texium]teodor, I would appreciate it if you would please re ... |
24-7-2023 at 11:23 by: teodor |
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