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Topic starter 27/03/2022 9:25 pm
Hi
It is interesting to know why, among others, it contains a clause stating that excess substances cannot be drained back to the original reagents? what could be dangerous about it
30/03/2022 11:38 pm
I think it can be two things. 1. The vial, in which the reagent was transferred, can be dirty. This way by putting the excess amount back to the main container you can spoil the entire amount of the substance, and it is two much of a risk. 2. The compound can react with atmosphere, so this way you'll just add slightly decomposes compound to the rest of it
Topic starter 31/03/2022 1:20 am
And if you take into account the work with clean dishes and stable substances, this is unnecessary
05/04/2022 10:13 pm
You can also just mix jars or something. The main idea is it's better to sacrifice a small part of the compound raver then have a possibility of ruining entire batch
Topic starter 06/04/2022 6:01 pm
Again, here it is worth starting from limited substances already, i think