| Name: | Liz |
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| Message: | My thoughts on chemistry...not too positive. After 3 months of honors chem, I'm more than sick of it. Anybody who would choose that for a career would have to be mentally disturbed, either starting out or as a result of it. Wow. |
| Name: | Dennis S |
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| Message: | I am a High School Chem Teacher and
it does help to be crazy. |
| Name: | llcoolj |
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| Message: | Hello everybody! Science rules!!! |
| Name: | me* |
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| Message: | scince chem. not a real
interesting topic for me. a lot of stuff no one really needs to know unless you're gonna be a big famous scientist or something. i'd rather know about some other things than that. |
| Name: | me* |
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| Message: | scince chem. not a real
interesting topic for me. a lot of stuff no one really needs to know unless you're gonna be a big famous scientist or something. i'd rather know about some other things than that. |
| Name: | Dakarai |
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| Message: | Lovely page!
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| Name: | Kev |
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| Message: | These chemistry pages are either
baffling or not what I need for my chemistry class project. This page looks like a good starter. |
| Name: | Jimmy |
| E-Mail: | jimmy@super.powernet.co.uk |
| Message: | To some it's a covalently bonded molecule, liquid at room temperature with strong hydrogen bonds , the atoms take up a v-shape with a H-O-H bond angle of approx 104.5 degrees...
To me it's an important part of my diet and hygiene schedule. |
| Name: | Mike |
| E-Mail: | mjqrock@aol.com |
| Message: | Can anyone help me out with the equation of lime and NaOH? I am trying to set up a titration curve using different percentagaes of lime. Any suggestions?
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| Name: | Jasmin McCloud |
| E-Mail: | winniedpooh@hotmail.com |
| Message: | I am not around chemistry classes or things like that much, but I was just wondering what was the proper way to dispose of dry ice? If anyone could answer this question for me it would be great!! Just email the answer to me please! Thanks!
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| Name: | George Valentine |
| E-Mail: | futurewk@iquest.net |
| Message: | I'm trying to find a commerical
polymer crystal that will swell 100x or better it's size when water is applied and once dried will return to it's crystal state to be reused again |
| Name: | Dmitriy Mazurov |
| E-Mail: | bulgar@mi.ru |
| Message: | Dear Sir/Madam!
Our company specialize in exporting rubber and petrochemicals of first-rate plants in Tatarstan (Russia Federation). We very much interested in partnership affiliation with westem companies. We have opportunity to supply rubbers using in tyre production (such us SKI-3, Butyl rubber BK-1675N and others) and other petrochemicals (sterene, propylene, diethyleneglycol, monoetyleneglycol, other polyols, olefin fractions, butadiene, isoprene and so on), also we can supply some inorganic chemicals (Sodium sulphate, barium salts, calcium salts and so on) at the prices lower than factory prices. If you interested for more information please contact us: bulgar@mi.ru Best regards Dmitriy Mazurov - Director. Bulgar-Ross Ltd. E-mail: bulgar@mi.ru Phone: +(8432) 367973 Fax: +(8432) 367760 8 Profsoyusnia street Kazan Tatarstan Russian Federation. |
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| Message: | I got data from yours site in
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| Message: | How are you all this lovely
morning? |
| Name: | christy |
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| Message: | useful page 4 chem student |
| Name: | joseph |
| E-Mail: | jlightn@aol.com |
| Message: | maybe you can help
me understand more about hydrogen peroxide is a mysterious compound to me i know little about it but i use it many times i would like to know all different ways h2o2 is produced and in general how a peroxy acid is produced. please provide me with a simple experiment for the production of h2o2 and a peroxy acid. live long and prosper thank you joseph levitz |
| Name: | joseph |
| E-Mail: | jlightn@aol.com |
| Message: | maybe you can help
me understand more about hydrogen peroxide is a mysterious compound to me i know little about it but i use it many times i would like to know all different ways h2o2 is produced and in general how a peroxy acid is produced. please provide me with a simple experiment for the production of h2o2 and a peroxy acid. live long and prosper thank you joseph levitz |
| Name: | Chanel |
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| Message: | CHEMISTRY IS THE "BOMB". NO OTHER
SCIENCE CAN BEAT IT. |
| Name: | Chanel |
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| Message: | CHEMISTRY IS THE "BOMB". NO OTHER
SCIENCE CAN BEAT IT. |
| Name: | G. Hagenbach |
| E-Mail: | GBGlobal@AOL.com |
| Message: | I am trying to find manufacturers / commercial distributors for Sodium Polyacrylate.
I believe the trade name is Waterlock Can you provide contacts??? Many thanks. Regards |
| Name: | L.C. Peele |
| E-Mail: | lpeele8465@aol.com |
| Message: | I am trying to fine sodium
Carbonate and Sodium perborate. Can you help? |
| Name: | L. Peele |
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| Message: | How can I make luminol OR where
can I get some? |
| Name: | Chem girl |
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| Message: | Someone asked about yhr equation
for lime, I'm not sure but I think its Ca(OH)2 |
| Name: | nora |
| E-Mail: | glyou@yahoo.com |
| Message: | I love Chemistry!!
It's Life With physics and Biology!! |
| Name: | TIM |
| E-Mail: | forge@erols.com |
| Message: | I looking at brain chemistry try to
learn things about it.But I'm not well red could you tell me more. |
| Name: | Lindas |
| E-Mail: | vipergrl2000@zapmail.net |
| Message: | I have Honors Chem. and it's
really difficult when you don't really understand how to get the right solutions. |
| Name: | Minnie B |
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| Message: | Who caresn where the electrons
fill! do you? I hate chem! |
| Name: | Rachelle |
| E-Mail: | rwaclawi@iupui.edu |
| Message: | I have a quick chem question. I am
doing a science fair project for my science/teaching class. I took solutions of salt water and timed how long it took an ice cube to melt in the solution. Then I timed how long it took to melt an ice cube in just plain water. It took MUCH longer for the ice cube to melt in salt water. Could someone explain why this happened in very basic terms to me. This is supposed to be a project for ele kids, so basic is best. Thanks. |
| Name: | Jason Duke |
| E-Mail: | duke_jason@hotmail.com |
| Message: | Can anyone explain to me why the
formula for calcium carbide is CaC2 instead of Ca2C? This goes against the rules of nomenclature. What's going on structurally? |
| Name: | Tont Babcock |
| E-Mail: | tbabcock@cmhouston.org |
| Message: | Chemistry is! |
| Name: | tom |
| E-Mail: | tliberti@hotmail.com |
| Message: | Help!!!
i need help with my chemistry homework. we need to find ten acids and or bases found in common household products. tell what we found them in how they are manufactured the chemical equation and other things they are used in. if anyone knows any info or where i can find some please help. tliberti@hotmail.com hurry |
| Name: | Deoxyribonucleic Acid |
| E-Mail: | sulphate@i.am |
| Message: | Yeah! Science the best!!!
Chemistry Rulz!!! I'll always love chemistry!!! com/old/20/sulphate1.gif">l> |
| Name: | Joe Mencher |
| E-Mail: | joem@access1.net |
| Message: | I was wondering if you could tell
me the chemical bonding that occurs during gelation which allows the material Waterlock (sodium polyacrylate) to soak up water. |