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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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 2003-09-11, 21:48 |
novicemethhead 
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 help with e reduction
im having trouble with e reduction if someone has a tried and true method please post it for me thank you novice
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2003-09-11, 22:16 |
kirby
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Re: help with e reduction
what are you having trouble with concerning the reduction that you now wish a whole new recipe,,,,,or dont you have a clue what your doing and am asking for help
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2003-09-12, 03:15 |
kman
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Re: help with e reduction
Most of the RIP methods you find on rhodium will work. If you tried one and it didn't, then you need to slow down and do everything EXACTLY as it is written. Clean your ingredients carefully, patawan.
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2003-09-12, 03:59 |
kman
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Re: help with e reduction
The nano is a good start, IMHO. Swik is twanked from its end result!
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