07-03-02 20:23
No 328390
SWIC thought over his uncle's advise, but dreamt of using a steel fire extinguisher instead to avoid having to worry about teflon paint and the cracks, then just get a good workout shaking the MF during the reaction. Can he really say the hell with a magnetic stir bar? Also, I'm not sure if SWIC is blind, but not once did his uncle give specific instructions on the temp to heat the device to. SWIC could use thick cloves to cover his hands against the heat when shaking, right? SWIC is still a newbee, but how wise is his dream?
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(Moderator)
07-03-02 20:57
No 328405
If shaking isn't continous, decomposition can result
(Title on BackOrder)
07-03-02 22:02
No 328430
A fool and his nuts are soon departed.
All paths are the same: they lead nowhere
(Stranger)
07-03-02 22:14
No 328433
wouldn't the catalyst attract to the steel? If that's not a problem, does the device really need to be heated? If so, to what temp? If not, then why not just shake the bitch for a full hour, or probably less considering shaking would speed the reaction many times more than just stirring would, right?
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