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abuse
(Stranger) 09-22-03 03:23 No 460303 |
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What does it mean to "charge"? | Bookmark | |||||
I used TFSE but did not find anything that answered the simple question of what it means to "charge" products in a vessel. A quote from a synth... ...and 300g of xyz were charged into a 250 ml three-necked flask... I checked Zubrick but there was no mention of "charge" in the index. Is "charging" a fancy term for simply adding products to a flask? |
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terbium (Old P2P Cook) 09-22-03 06:36 No 460327 |
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Yes. | Bookmark | |||||
Is "charging" a fancy term for simply adding products to a flask? All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. |
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aleph (Stranger) 09-24-03 21:45 No 460787 |
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Charge | Bookmark | |||||
My dictionary says (among other definitions): to load or fill with the appropriate amount. Perhaps chemists who prefer this term are more aggressive personality-wise than those who simply place or put a chemical into a vessel, LOL Tolerance is a sign of maturity. |
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