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Subject: Acetine +NaSH
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posted on 15-3-2007 at 15:23
Acetine +NaSH
Does anyone know why acetone turns bluish green when NaSH is dissolved in it and then swirled arroun? I should point out that the solution turns clear again upon standing and then bluish green again when it is shaken.
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