smartbee
(Stranger) 05-02-03 10:07 No 430767 |
diethylamine | Bookmark | ||||||
Hello! First time i post something. Diethyl Amine (cas# 109-89-7) is most likely watched since it's vital for making certain things and cannot easily be manufactured. Happily, one of the uses of DEA is to produce the solvent Diethyl Formamide (cas#617-84-5). If you examen DEF's structure, it's the condensation product of Diethyl Amine and Formic Acid. Now , the trick is to add a stronger base than DEA itself! In this case Sodium Hydroxide. The reaction is thus: (CH3CH2)2OCOH + NaOH -> (CH3CH2)2 =HCOONa + H2O smartbee |
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Lilienthal (Moderator) 05-02-03 16:13 No 430843 |
right formula... | Bookmark | ||||||
HCON(CH2CH3)2 + NaOH __> HN(CH2CH3)2 + HCOO-Na+ |
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cattleprodder (Hive Bee) 05-13-03 02:54 No 432873 |
more OTC-esque | Bookmark | ||||||
OFF! brand insect repellant contains roughly 23.80% N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide which can be fractionally distilled and hydrolyzed with 6 N NaOH by refluxing for 6 to 12 hours to yield 3-methylbenzoic acid and some diethylamine, whose conventional abbreviation is NH(Et)2, not DEA, by the way. Acid hydrolysis (6 normal as well) would also work. Hippies have good excuses to buy large amounts of insect repellant anyway I would suppose, at least in the south. |
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terbium (Old P2P Cook) 05-13-03 06:01 No 432898 |
The real stuff. | Bookmark | ||||||
OFF! brand insect repellant contains roughly 23.80% N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide ... Hippies have good excuses to buy large amounts of insect repellant anyway I would suppose, at least in the south. Geez, those are some mighty wimpy bugs you got down there. I use 100% DEET insect repellent. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. |
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cattleprodder 05-13-03 16:12 |
100% DEET.
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