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No. I have been given a project to determine the iron content in Sulphuric acid. And i'm searching for a replacement for Br2.
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What is the role of Bromin in determination of ferric ions in battery acid using comlexation of ferric ions with thiocyanate????
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It is not the case always..... the slag contains 6% Lead ad 60% Iorn. I'm searching a method to extract lead from this composition....This is one of my assingment for my industrial training...I went through an article pulished by a Journal, ( Journal of Hazardous Materials). but it provides a qualitative method.... I'm interested in a quantitative metohd which can be applied in an industrial base...
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come on SFN......things seem to be more easy and attractive now......
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can any one please sugest a method to extract lead from slag!!!!!
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You better check in Advanced Inorganic Chemistry by Cotton and Wilkinson to find a better answer for it.....
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Can anyone please help me to find a proper book (online) which gives a detailed description about the TANABE SUGANO diagrams????
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I don't think there exist anything called ".semi safe to breathe." Every thing has some hazardous effect on us in different potentials... I think better avoid inhaling anything that comes out of the reaction vessel.....
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What is the modification of WADE'S rule upon deriving the structure of metal cluster boranes???
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Can anyone please tell me what is the largest class of Silicates??
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Yes, but i was not sure with it. Thanx a lot.
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I think you will find a good answer in the Atkins'Physical Chemistry by P.Atkins and Julio De Paula. Merged post follows: Consecutive posts merged Also you can use this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michaelis%E2%80%93Menten_kinetics:-)
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If anybody has the time, I could use some help on a quick question.
Chembio replied to britt's topic in Organic Chemistry
It's simple, it is the acetate anion, [CH3COO]−, is a carboxylate. It is the conjugate base of acetic acid. CH3COOH ⇌ CH3COO− + H+ -
Thank you for your attempt... but i really wanted to know about how the reaction mechanism goes... I know it is a Diels Alder reaction and also that there is a Carbon monoxide evolution... All i want to know is this is correct or are there any other possibilities???
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can any one please tell me how does tetraphenyldihydrophthalic anhydride is formed from tetraphenylcyclopentadienone and maleic anhydride in the presence of bromobenzene?? Is it a kind of a Diels Alder Reaction?? And what is the role of bromobenzene??
