I suggest deleting the following, I don't think it is very useful in the long run
:: chemistry.stackexchange.com/q/70631/4945 I feel like this had the potential to be a half-useful question but I think it's not worth the effort to improve it. Hence deleted -o
I removed the homework tag form How to compute molecular formula? See the comments within. The answer isn't particularly good though, or very helpful... So what to do? Would it maybe just be more practical to delete it? Or maybe someone could write a better answer to it... Opinions?
Do we have a canonical for determining the empirical formula from mass percentages?
@Martin-マーチン That's basically what we did, IIRC -- printed out the purchase confirmation, stuck the property-tag sticker to it, and filed it with the other software purchase documentation.
The catalyst is fairly soluble in pure water during a full moon in Australia. Othertimes it is only slightly soluble. It is a little bit soluble in slightly deuterated water.
The compound dissolved freely in a glass beaker of DI water wrapped in tinfoil. It was hardly soluble in DI water in a polypropylene bottle, and in a glass beaker covered with Parafilm.
The automatic in-hood washdown was activated after convergence failure of the self-consistent field distillation calculation and subsequent apparatus rupture.
The density function of the evolving potato cloud lead us to conclude that the catalyst is very well suited for this type of synthesis, if handled with proper care.
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