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Organic chemistry > Inorganic
You will never be better than curly arrows and unlabelled zig-zags.

>> No.7928149

>>7928147
keep it in the other retarded thread pls

>> No.7928151 [DELETED] 

Three mercies...

>> No.7928155
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7928155

>>7928149
you inorganicfags can't even compete

>> No.7928157 [DELETED] 

>>7928151
.... Upon your soul young man.

>> No.7928164

>>7928147
May the mods take triple mercy upon your soul young man

>> No.7928167
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>>7928164
>tfw pic related is probably something mods would do considering what they did to some mathfag a few weeks ago (or it was trigger happy janitors, idk)

>> No.7928176

>>7928167
I thought this was related to some other dumb posting, all of it was identical, so i assumed this and everything else was one guy.

>> No.7928180

>>7928167
Well, same dumb concept, but not identical.

>> No.7928336

Whats an alternative to sigma aldrich for buying reagents

>> No.7928341

>>7928336
http://www.elementalscientific.net/store/scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=18

>> No.7928438

>>7928147
enjoy your boring white powders and clear liquids

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>>7928155

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>>7928155
>>7928446

>> No.7928451

>>7928341
Do they also give discounts for academic purposes

>> No.7928454

To the inorganicfags, i picked up a textbook on inorganic, meissler 2nd ed or something for like 8,bucks. Whats a good chapter to,start reading? I wanna learn more about orbitals and coordination and all that cool shit. Wjats the best way to tackle it. Assume i have a strong background in general and organic. No p chem yet

>> No.7929095
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7929095

>>7928155
this

>> No.7929337

Take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/

>> No.7929555

>>7928446
>>7928448
DUDE IONS LMAO

>> No.7929562

Might just have been my professors, but I always found organic chemistry to be a lot more boring than inorganic chemistry.
Although work in the lab is still 90 % organic chemistry.

>> No.7929571

>>7929562
>Might just have been my professors
It was.

>> No.7929738
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>>7929337
Sorry for posting images in an imageboard. Have some curly arrows.

>> No.7929774
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7929774

this inorganic molecule will destroy any organic molecule
how can you even go up against it?

>> No.7929808
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7929808

>>7929774
This meme will destroy (You).

>> No.7929809

>>7928167

That picture isn't so crazy, you can consider a ketone as a carbocation stabilised by an adjacent oxyanion, in fact, you have to draw it that way for the Nazarov cyclization mechanism.

>> No.7929822

>>7929809
I'm pretty sure the nazarov cyclization shows a positive charge on the oxygen atom in the carboxyl group and not 2 lone pairs of electrons.

>> No.7929826

>>7929822
>a positive charge on the oxygen atom

No

>> No.7929838

>>7928454
You're moms chaptar

>> No.7929861

>>7929826
It's like you don't know that a positive charge doesn't matter if the oxygen gets a full octet.

>> No.7929868
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>>7929826
>>7929861

>> No.7929878

>>7929774
I want to see that mixed with sodium/ lithium diisopropylamide

>> No.7929898

>>7929878
Do it and record a webm for us

>> No.7929957

>>7929878

It would probably be extremely underwhelming. Amide gets protonated, metal fluoride salt precipitates.

>> No.7930090
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7930090

Beat this, inorganicfags
1/5

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>>7930090
2/5

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>>7930091
3/5

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>>7930100
4/5

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>>7930103
5/5

>> No.7930115

>>7928454
You have a strong background in general and organic chemistry and it still sounds like you do not know everything about orbitals or coordination... What kind of shit education do you guys have?

>> No.7930132

>>7930090
>>7930091
>>7930100
>>7930103
>>7930104
Best alkanes

>> No.7930372
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>>7930090
>>7930091
>>7930100
>>7930103
>>7930104
You know, we can just slap some non-carbon groups at it and it will be inorganic.

Octanitrocubane. There are enough oxygens atoms so that burning it requires no additional oxygen (theoretically, I don't know if it actually does). It is not as great as an explosive as hoped, though.

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>>7930372
There's more. Take this
>>7930397

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>>7930400

>> No.7930407
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7930407

Piano Stool

>> No.7930413
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7930413

Bicyclohexyl

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>>7930403

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7930421

>>7930372
>Those nitro groups

>> No.7930429

>>7930407
Organometallics a best

>> No.7930434

>>7930429
best of both worlds

>> No.7930461

non-organics can't even compete

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>>7930461
forgot pic

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Last one and I'm going to bed, family.

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>>7928147
why not both?

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>>7930090
ok

>> No.7930509

>>7930507
hah gay

>> No.7930514
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>>7928446
>>7930104
>>7930397
>>7930403
>>7930413
>>7930419
>>7930463
>>7930480
>>7930476

what the fuck am I looking at?

>> No.7930523

>>7930514
Best chemistry.

>> No.7930532
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7930532

>>7930514
You're looking at my posts.

>> No.7930575

>>7930532
sure is samefag in here.

>> No.7930605

>>7930575
are you retarded?

>> No.7930611

>>7930575
that's not samefagging you retarded newfag

>> No.7930615

>>7930575
>sure is samefag in here.
But the anon is literally replying to his posts adding more pictures. How is that samefagging? I bet you're an inorganic chemist, too!

>> No.7930837

>>7930429
>>7930434

My brothers. No one will be as awesome as we. Organometallics are all encompassing. feels good to be superior.

>> No.7930853
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7930853

What group is best and why?

>> No.7930884

>>7930853
Haloalkanes. Because if that organic compound is water insoluble, just drown it in DCM. :^)

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7931029

>>7929095
>taking a screenshot of my notes and using it as a reaction image
Anon w-what?

>> No.7931037

>>7930853
the symmetric group is objectively the best group

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>>7931037
which tho? http://www.webqc.org/symmetry.php

>> No.7931061

>>7929957
don't forget about the acid melting through everything until it reaches rock

>> No.7931070

>2016
>having to use chemicals in order to shape organic molecules
>not using your molecule printer to print out the molecules

>> No.7931148

>>7930509
and all those compounds that just look pretty on paper are not?

>> No.7931177

>>7931148
no c:

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>>7931070
>le curent year

>> No.7931289

>>7931070
Except atom printers don't exist and if they did, they would not be able to make everything

>> No.7931541

>>7931029
yes
I liked your notes

>> No.7931747
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7931747

Organic molecules are a goldmine for silly compound names.

>> No.7931753

>>7931289
https://www.hhmi.org/news/3d-printer-small-molecules-opens-access-customized-chemistry
Beware, it is popsci-tier.

>> No.7931754

>>7928155

>waiting for an animation like

>> No.7931788

>>7930853
Acyl groups because I like saying oil at the end of everything.

It sounds so much cooler. Benzoyl.

>> No.7931960

>>7930421
Take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/.

>> No.7932064

>>7931960
Sorry for posting images in an imageboard website. :^)

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>>7930853
Dat thiol group tho

>> No.7932667

>>7930115
Dude cmon, just help

>> No.7932716

>>7930853
i always like anhydrides and epoxides.

>> No.7932730

>>7931061
>acid strength correlates with corrosiveness
Nigger plz.

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>>7928147
>>7928448
>>7929774
>>7930090
>>7930429
PROTEIN MASTER
RACE REPORTING IN

>> No.7932757

>>7932730
Fluoroantimonic acid will protonate everything except teflon. It will even strip hydrogen from isobutane.

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>>7930853
Azides because they explode and are a good excuse for fun projects that damage labs and lab equipment.

Why aren't you man enough to work with azides, /sci/?

>> No.7932784

>>7932777
I use azides to preserve proteins for crystallization. That's it.

Pretty boring way to use such an interesting family of compounds.

>> No.7932826

>>7932777
Im a fan of finger retention

>> No.7933563

>>7930501
That's Loeb's MOF, isn't it? Do you have any connection to him, or just an interest in cool organometallic stuff?
[aspires to one day have that level of SSNMR wizardry]

>> No.7933573

>>7930853
>propanal
>ethanal
>ethanoic acid
thisiswhatundergradsactuallybelieve.jpg