11-19-03 05:32
No 471672
What kind of condenser would I require in order to boil chemicals at reflux while still being able to stir them (for example lysergic acid and diethylamine)?
(Hive Bee)
11-19-03 05:34
No 471673
You might try a liebig on the 2nd arm of a claisen adapter, putting your teflon stirrer-bearing in the first one.
Be careful with that example there, I hear in some places they'll burn you as a witch for stuff like that.
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(Stranger)
11-19-03 09:26
No 471698
I'd use the longest condenser available, preferably one designed specifically for reflux. Also, I'd use magnetic stirring unless there is some reason not to (like iron filings as a reactant maybe?).
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11-19-03 20:39
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