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11 Jul 2009, 11:30 PM
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Today, 12:36 AM  | Esterification You can hide this advertisement by registering. Hi,I recall when we were doing an esterification prac in class, we used a reflux column/condenser and then attached to the end of it a water-cooled condenser and we got condensed some stuff out of the mixture into a separate beaker (this was a long time after we heated the mixture). I forgot what that stuff we condensed was. Anyone have a clue? Thanks |
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17 Jul 2009, 1:39 PM
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Yesterday, 1:22 AM | Re: Esterification the ester? depending what chemicals used i dunno wat is was lol
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3 Nov 2009, 4:24 PM | Re: Esterification esters are extremely volatile and in the reaction due to the heat evaporate and attempt to leave the system. The condenser was condensing the ester so it returns back to the system below |
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