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Mixe
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Thank you both, and everyone else who participated, for this detailed and illustrating thread. I will most likely try this in the near future, but
there's an elephant in the room that has been adressed but not sufficiently: the question of reaction time. 3 hours in OP:s work, 10 mins on Rhodium.
And how long did you go for SuperOxide?
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Quote: Originally posted by Mixe  | Thank you both, and everyone else who participated, for this detailed and illustrating thread. I will most likely try this in the near future, but
there's an elephant in the room that has been adressed but not sufficiently: the question of reaction time. 3 hours in OP:s work, 10 mins on Rhodium.
And how long did you go for SuperOxide?
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You only really need like 30 mins max. In certain pathways you can do this reaction with no condensing agent and just heat. But really, once it stops
frothing and looks like smooth melted chocolate... you're good ;-)
[Edited on 26-11-2021 by SuperOxide]
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Thalidomide was an excellent drug, just a disaster in women of childbearing age. There are many examples of drugs on the market today that can cause
terrible birth defects if used in pregnant women.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Nitrous2000 |
Thalidomide was an excellent drug, just a disaster in women of childbearing age. There are many examples of drugs on the market today that can cause
terrible birth defects if used in pregnant women. |
Thalidomide is still prescribed today, actually. Just not to pregnant women.
Frances Oldham Kelsey - Definitely the hero in that story. She stopped the FDA from approving thalidomide, literally saving thousands of children from
horrible birth defects. Back when the FDA actually did their job, lol
Sorry, totally off topic - I just find it fascinating.
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