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PoorMansChemist

Educated redneck teaches the art and science of chemical synthesis. PG13 (some profanity)

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The beauty of industrial chemical waste.

2 days ago | [YT] | 59

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PoorMansChemist

OK guys no video this weekend. Im so, so sorry. I'm not trying to give you chemistry glassware blue balls. But I had some stuff come up at work so I didn't have the time to work on getting everything together that I thought that I was going to have. I can't do it this weekend because I've got to rearrange and reassemble the entire house after Ken moved out as well as get the new security system installed. So we're looking at one day next week. I will keep you guys posted

1 week ago | [YT] | 46

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Does anyone else think this looks like a giant glass butt plug? Or is it just me? 😂😂 I'm going to try to have the glassware video out by this weekend. I can't make any promises because Ken is moving out this weekend and I'm sure it's going to be chaos. But as things stand right now my goal is to have that out to you guys before I come back to work next Monday. 🤞🤞

PS Someone had asked if there were addition funnels in this collection of glassware. Yes. Several.

1 week ago | [YT] | 62

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It probably doesn't show up well but one of the things I was able to get from this collection that I'm most excited about is miniaturized, small jointed glassware. I foind a lot of 14/20 pieces and that looks like a good size to use. Small apparati have small internal volumes which makes them much more suited to making small batches of chems from very expensive and hazardous metals. I'd like to try making ruthenium tetroxide at some point. I would immediately convert it to the trichloride since thats what I actually want. Id like to do something similar with osmium. I need to get a good respirator now. I guess that's the next big purchase that I'll need to make.

1 week ago | [YT] | 74

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Does anyone know what these pieces are for? Some of them look like they just have stopcocks on them to allow stuff to be admitted into a closed system but some of these things are completely unrecognizable to me. The ones that have the fritted glass in the middle of the chamber are rspecially confusing. Are those two allow reactions to occur across a semipermeable membrane?

1 week ago (edited) | [YT] | 44

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I know you can't see much but this gives you an idea of just how much stuff this person wants to get rid of. It's all ultimately coming from a business that wants to get rid of old stuff they don't use anymore. I think there's even more stuff than this. I know there is a 5 or 10 liter rotovap that they also want to get rid of. And it's not all oversized stuff either. Some of the pieces are very small and some of them use a smaller joint size than everything that I use (although most everything is 24/40). So hopefully these pictures generate a little bit of excitement. This could be good fortune for all of us. 😁😁😁

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 41

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Some of the giant glassware that I will be selling for MB2. This is some of the stuff that I was talking about before that they're letting go for next to nothing. Everything is "as is" and you'd have to cover the shipping but the glassware itself will be extremely cheap. They really just want to get this out of their storage room more than anything else. I figured that could be good luck for everybody. I certainly selected a few choice pieces for myself.