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Simple distillation of compounds with similar boiling points
When distilling a mixture of liquids, you'll always* distill over a mixture, but the fraction of each in the vapor will change with temperature. That's why some things are 'triple distilled' - by distilling multiple times you'll get a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of what you're trying to...- C.Braestrup
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Microwave transparent material for ESR/EPR spectrometer
Hi! Completely forgot about this great forum! I'm designing an electron spin resonance /electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometer, as an easier vacation from my diy NMR - while still utilizing much of the same setup. Issue is; I have an X-band (~12GHz) waveguide cavity in a magnet, and I...- C.Braestrup
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- Epr Esr Material Microwave Spectrometer Transparent
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Laboratory equipment- what is this?
hey, just bought this interesting piece of laboratory equipment, but i have no idea what its used for. the 4 meters on front panel measures peak control, integrator, and count rate (x2) potentiometer knobs is saying; high voltage, underneath the peak control meter, under the meter...- C.Braestrup
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- Equipment Laboratory
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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High School Question: what exactly is a singularity?
again, thanks- C.Braestrup
- Post #5
- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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High School Question: what exactly is a singularity?
thankyou, a lot! you saved my day!- C.Braestrup
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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High School Question: what exactly is a singularity?
hi!, just wondered what exactly is a singularity? yes i could google it, but i figured you guys were smarter. on forehand, thanks.- C.Braestrup
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- Singularity
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics