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| Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists. |
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#1
 2003-07-13, 09:06 |
kman 
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 Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
I don't know shit about labware, but I was wondering, theoretically, if it might be possible to reduce solutions and heat reactions in a flask wrapped by a heating mantle?
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2003-07-13, 10:04 |
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
Reduce solutions and heat by using a heating mantle?!?
Please elaborate.
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#3
2003-07-13, 20:14 |
kman
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
Jam, what I mean is, instead of putting solutions in a flask and heating them on a hotplate-why not put the flask in a heating mantle? As I said in my earlier post, I don't know much about labware.
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2003-07-13, 20:36 |
tryptamine
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
Of course it is possible to heat a flask in a mantle.
Good crack?
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#5
2003-07-13, 22:52 |
Wicked_Rain
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
thats what a heating mantle is for... heating solutions in a flask
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#6
2003-07-13, 23:59 |
kman
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
Yeah, Tryp, she was!
I said I didn't know shit about labware-thus the question. Thanx, one and all.
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#7
2003-07-15, 01:55 |
tryptamine
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Re: Q for tryp, or any one else in the know
ok, that's what we're here for.
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