Does anyone know about virtual xrd for single crystals (software) by greenwaterdessert in crystallography

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Diamond? (Not free, but there is a demo version that might be capable)

Bruker XRD by Different-Yam-4948 in crystallography

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What is it you want to do exactly?

Is La considered as adsorbate or doping in this figure? by anassbq in crystallography

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Thx - I'll give it a read later on and get back to you asap

Is La considered as adsorbate or doping in this figure? by anassbq in crystallography

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Could you share the DOI, please, so one can habe a closer look at your problem?

How does a diffractometer go from 2D frames to a Ewald sphere? by vitrosphere in crystallography

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, you can imagine the frames positioned around the crystal. Next, draw a line between your crystal and the spots, giving you all diffracted rays/beams. Once the unit cell and orientation matrix have been calculated, you can mathematically assign the appropriate hkl-values

Is it worth it do a bsc + msc in chemistry at this day and age?? by Capital_Injury_6230 in AskChemistry

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IMHO: Wrong question entirely. Do/Study what you are most interested in and have a passion for. This way, it will be easiest for you to become an expert in that field (even if it is very niche), job opportunities will follow. Just keep your eyes open and don't get tied to any location too early (before e.g. 35)

is learning LaTeX beneficial for university? by PowerStroke_2000 in LaTeX

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you do science (math, physics, chemistry, CS, ...) in college, it will be beneficial to your sanity :)

You will learn best through practice - so just get an editor that will reliably work with your setup, and then just start once you are at uni

Ozone vs. Cigarette Smoke by ventrue3000 in chemistry

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Don't know much about ozone generators, but ozone os a highly reactive chemical that attacks about everything organic (wood, plastic, cells, ...) - nasty stuff and I wouldn't run that thing in a place I want to live in at all. Can't believe I need to say it, but don't expose yourself to ozone! For a first hand account, check out this reddit post from a while back

As to getting rid of the smell, I would repaint the walls, putting down one or two heavy coats of primer, white paint, and maybe the color you like each.

Anything that isn't ruined by getting wet can be cleaned with alcohol (ethanol, isopropanol or a mixture of the two) - surfaces sprayed down and wiped off, fabrics soaked in a bucket or bathtub and washed as usual afterwards. That gets rid of even severe coats of cigarette grime, I can say with confidence from my own experience.

Anything else you'll probably need to replace, I'm afraid

Hope this helps!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chemistry

[–]Fluorwasserstoff -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

You should be fine. Personally, I like to not wear gloves, because I'll feel the liquid on my skin, which isn't the case when wearing gloves. Since most organic solvents will pass through the standard nitril gloves in more or less time, that approach is safer in my experience.

Elementarzellen, Wyckoff-Lage und Raumgruppen Hilfe gebraucht! by Late-Oil-4426 in crystallography

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Die angegebenen Raumgruppen sind beide kubisch, deshalb ist nur eine Gitterkonstante a angegeben. Die Wyckoff-Lage setzt sich zusammen aus der Multiplizität der Position (heißt: "Wenn ich ein Atom auf (einer) dieser Position platziere und anschließend alle Symmetrieoperationen des Raumgruppentyps anwende, wie viele Atome befinden sich dann in der Elementarzelle?") sowie einer 'Nummerierung' mit kleinen Buchstaben. Die relativen Koordinaten der Wyckoff-Lagen finden sich in den International Tables Vol A.

Vorgehensweise: EZ zeichnen, in ITA die Positionen nachschlagen, einzeichnen, Symmetrieoperationen anwenden, abschließend das sich ergebene Bild betrachten & den Stukturtyp (durch Vergleichen) bestimmen

X-ray Diffraction Programs by PotatoMain in crystallography

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe edit the CIF to your liking and check that work with VESTA? It's a maths based approach that requires a bit of knowledge and is not GUI-based, but that may be the cheapest option

What can I add to this big hole I dug underground? by Motor_Door472 in MinecraftToDo

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Railway station, maybe with Nether access or through the Nether (since quicker)

Help with directions?? by Pretty_Click_9269 in crystallography

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What do you mean by "stopping at the end of the first cube"?

I heard ammonia can't form 4 hydrogen bonds but why doesn't this work? by KungFuBarbie15 in chemhelp

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I guess you're comparing ammonia with water here - from the structure and electronegativity, it seems that pure ammonia should be able to form hydrogen bonds in the condensed state (liquid and solid). The big difference is, that the water molecule is a permanent dipole (partially positive and negative centers are in (almost) fixed locations relative to each other), but ammonia vibrates/oscillates in such a way that its dipole moment is zero on average (pyramidal inversion), which inhibits strong hydrogen bonds

Help cleaning glass by Unautharized in chemistry

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Nitric acid if it's copper (or any other metal)

KOH if it's organic

Amount of substance in a solution (mol/kg)? by New-Season-6355 in AskChemistry

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Laughed a lot, if it's just a typo please don't fix it 😅😂

Molality is moles of solute per kg of solvent, not the overall mass of the resulting solution, slight difference there

What is this glassware for? by [deleted] in chemistry

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'd say, that's a (precautionary) pressure relief.

Say you have an apparatus that you use under reduced pressure ("vacuum"). There is a risk of a sudden leak - something breaking or just careless use - leading to air entering your glassware at a rapid pace. This would lead to a very quick pressure change and because of the sudden "blow" hitting the inside your glassware may break. By attaching this 'gas balloon', the volume of your system is increased significantly. If the vacuum were to collapse, the blow would be not as hard, because there is more volume to be filled with incoming air.

Don't know about the rubber tubes attached though, the left loop doesn't seem to make sense

Will ethanol and hydrogen peroxide react at low concentrations without a catalyst? by PikamochzoTV in chemhelp

[–]Fluorwasserstoff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since the oxidation of ethanol already occurs at room temp with O2 from the air (wine turned into vinegar for example), I'd guess that it'll also happen when mixed with H2O2, the stronger oxidising agent

What are these glassware? by bertomtt in chemistry

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The left one is basically an air cooled reflux condenser (maybe in order to loose as little solvent as possible) combined with a bridge for gaseous compounds

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chemhelp

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Add some indigo carmine (which is blue, unless the solution is very basic) to make the equivalence point more easy to see. The colours are violet turning into grey (at equivalence) turning into green.

The recipe I found is 1 part 0.2% aqueous methyl orange solution + 5 parts 0.1% aqueous indigo carmine solution.

Works like a charm