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Chemistry Forums for Students => Organic Chemistry Forum => Topic started by: superg on May 02, 2008, 01:06:04 AM
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hello,
i've got some CDCl3 with a little piece of silver foil in. what this silver foil is for?removing acidity?stabilization?
thanks
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hello,
i've got some CDCl3 with a little piece of silver foil in. what this silver foil is for?removing acidity?stabilization?
thanks
Was it sealed when you opened it? I've never opened a fresh bottle of CDCl3 to find anything but the liquid in it, nor have we ever added anything to our bottles.
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hello,
i've got some CDCl3 with a little piece of silver foil in. what this silver foil is for?removing acidity?stabilization?
thanks
Was it sealed when you opened it? I've never opened a fresh bottle of CDCl3 to find anything but the liquid in it, nor have we ever added anything to our bottles.
Not even a pinch of K2CO3 to act as a dessicant - or are you doing so much chemistry that the chloroform doesn't get a chance to get wet? ;)
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hello,
i've got some CDCl3 with a little piece of silver foil in. what this silver foil is for?removing acidity?stabilization?
thanks
Could the foil liner of the cap have fallen into the bottle?
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Not even a pinch of K2CO3 to act as a dessicant - or are you doing so much chemistry that the chloroform doesn't get a chance to get wet? ;)
Nope. We just have small bottles of CDCl3, we keep 'em in the fridge, and we use 'em when we need 'em. But we do quite a NMR here...
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hello,
the bottle was bought with the silver foil in, it's write on the bottle "CDCl3 with silver foil" on.one guy on a french chemistry forum say to me that it's forum limiting the water in the chloroform, but how silver can do that? i think it's much more for decreasing the acidity of the CDCl3...
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