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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
 2003-09-05, 02:50
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Follylover 
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? for Kirby, then.
Wet and slow not any good? Where do you point me to see a better theory? I have only had one or two dreams on the matter. I was wondering...6 grams of Eph being reduced via RP/I, with like .5ml water per gram. For like 6 hours...at what temp would you guess? I do valu your input.
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#2
 2003-09-05, 06:26
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kirby 
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Re: ? for Kirby, then.
im sorry mate,,i birch with ammonia and sodium metal,,i can help you with that or cleaning and gassing,,,but i will not comment on redphos/iodine method as ive never done it
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#3
 2003-09-05, 06:28
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Follylover 
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Re: ? for Kirby, then.
Thanks, mate...Well, talk to me about the birch. Would one capture the annie in a presure type container? And how is an item that is liquid at -33 degrees (f) going to go in a two litre? Point me in the right direction.
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#4
 2003-09-05, 06:41
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kirby 
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Re: ? for Kirby, then.
ok--if you put ammonia into a container it will evaporate,,if you put it into a tank and sealed the tank,,, then it will remain in tank ready for later use----but it better be a metal tank with stainless steel fittings----and there you go again---whats a liquid at -33 and a two litre ???,,,your confusing me again and being a repeat offender at molesting my queens english ,,,,please ask me again with more description
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