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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
 2001-09-17, 22:16 |
kitchenjoe 
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 other names 4 chem's/how do i get??
what is another name for SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE or how can i find it/make it/get it????
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2001-09-17, 23:26 |
acidmelt
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Re: other names 4 chem's/how do i get??
Sodium Borohydride:
A strong reductant for aldehydes and ketones, which converts them to the corresponding alcohols. Its advantage over Lithium Aluminium Hydride is that, being less reactive, it can be used in aqueous solution. An example of its industrial use is for the reduction of nickel(II) chloride to produce a nickel surface on plastic for high-quality vinyl record masters.
its also a derivative of borax.
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#3
2001-09-18, 04:05 |
madchemist
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Re: other names 4 chem's/how do i get??
Moving to Lab Tips.
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