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Hexacoordinate-C

18:01

Do some of you remember from exercises for example some values of esterification reaction enthalpy?

M.A.R.

Please vote for removing of the "homework" tag.

hBy2Py

Oh, great, thanks @Hexa. Now you've gotten @ortho stuck in a linkbot loop.

orthocresol

→ 12 messages moved to Spring Cleaning

Hexacoordinate-C

@hBy2Py sorry what ?

hBy2Py

Lol, never mind

M.A.R.

18:06

@Hexacoordinate-C Haha, never mind. We had an issue with a mod

hBy2Py

@ortho accidentally linkdumped a bunch of questions for review here, instead of over in Spring Cleaning.

Hexacoordinate-C

OH ok

I need to find reaction enthalpy of making aspirin from salicylic acid and acetic anhydrid. I know what to do but I don't know where to find values

orthocresol

@Hexacoordinate-C webbook.nist.gov/cgi/…

Hexacoordinate-C

This is not the reaction I'm looking for haha

orthocresol

I know. How exact a value do you need?

Hexacoordinate-C

18:13

Well I'm doing a heat balance for sizing a reactor to make 40kT of aspirin per year

orthocresol

Hmm.........

Hexacoordinate-C

I need to find the maximum value of heat if my reactor is adiabatic to find the best possible heat exchanger

orthocresol

I wonder if there are enthalpies of formation tabultaed somewhere.

CRC Handbook, I guess?

Hexacoordinate-C

I'm seeking for 2 weeks now lol

Hum maybe I looked at perry's and try a lot of numerical method

I compared with some esterification reaction and sometimes reactions are endo or exo so...

Hippalectryon

@M.A.R. I thought we had already done that some months ago, didn't we do a retagging session for that ?

hBy2Py

18:20

@Hippalectryon The efforts have been intermittently ongoing

There's a more serious movement afoot to completely eliminate it, now.

Q: Do we really need [homework]? [Part 3]

While we're on the topic of getting rid of tags, I would like to bring this up as a first step towards making a new closure policy. This has actually been discussed before. See: (1) Should we have a homework tag? (2) Should we stop using the homework tag? Apparently, at the time, it was thought ...

&c.

M.A.R.

@Hippalectryon That was removing the tag on questions that had it as their only tag

Now we're removing the tag completely.

Please join us on GitHub for easier coordination of spring cleaning. Ping hBy2Py or M.A.R with your GitHub username to be granted access to the GitHub organization.

Hippalectryon

@M.A.R. not found

M.A.R.

@Hippalectryon Gah, you're right

hBy2Py

Yeah, have to be a member of the org

M.A.R.

@Ortho can you edit that message with a link to some invite or whatever?

hBy2Py

18:26

in Spring Cleaning, 41 secs ago, by hBy2Py

Please join us on GitHub for easier coordination of cleanup efforts. Ping hBy2Py or M.A.R to be granted access to the GitHub organization.

orthocresol

@hBy2Py This throws me a 404 when I open it in incognito as well.

M.A.R.

@orthocresol Hmm yeah, you need to be part of the team to access the link

So you should edit my message and add the ping part @Ortho

@orthocresol "Ping hBy2Py or M.A.R. with your Github username . . . "

orthocresol

ok now?

Hexacoordinate-C

I don't remember my github account ^^

hBy2Py

@orthocresol Maybe take out that extra ellipsis in the middle?

orthocresol

18:31

2 mins ago, by M.A.R.

@orthocresol "Ping hBy2Py or M.A.R. with your Github username . . . "

hBy2Py

Yes, I know

I figure that wasn't meant to be included literally

M.A.R.

Oh well, I didn't mean the ellipsis to be included

Awesome, thanks Ortho

What would we have ever done without someone with infinite edit capabilities? Praise be to @orthoseal!

1,3-feeds

18:56

Q: Are answers that only contain hints to be considered answers or not?

I recently flagged an answer as not an answer because its entire content was something along the lines of Hint: Consider these two mechanisms. What would happen in case one? What would happen in case two? It was an answer to a (heavily downvoted and thus no link) homework question. I assume...

discussion answers flagging

Hexacoordinate-C

@orthocresol thank you I didn't know there were heat of formation in Handbook

I also found that link.springer.com/article/10.1023/B:JTAN.0000028027.37960.8a

orthocresol

Excellent.

Hexacoordinate-C

So at 298.15K enthalpy of reaction to make aspirin from salicylic acid and anhydride acetic is -6.41 kJ/mol

pentavalentcarbon

19:47

@hBy2Py add me to GitHub?

M.A.R.

@pentavalentcarbon I can do that, username?

pentavalentcarbon

@M.A.R. on my SE profile

M.A.R.

@pentavalentcarbon Sent, I guess

pentavalentcarbon

Yep, it worked.

M.A.R.

I always thought your first name is cool, BTW

Your chat personality matches it pretty well

Hexacoordinate-C

19:58

I can't access the link you shared

M.A.R.

@Hexacoordinate-C Yep, because only members can

@Hexacoordinate-C Sent, now delete this message

Hexacoordinate-C

I can't delete my messages

Thank you :)

I'll need to look at my github lessons because I don't use it a lot and I forgot almost eveything ^^

hBy2Py

20:14

@pentavalentcarbon Looks like M.A.R. is on the ball.

I debated about just adding you without asking, but figured waiting was smarter.

pentavalentcarbon

@Hexacoordinate-C In the event that you have more difficulty with Git than GitHub: try.github.io

hBy2Py

Yeah, @Hexa, we're not using much of the git part of GitHub for this

It's almost all playing in the Projects area for now.

pentavalentcarbon

Didn't they make it so you can do all sorts of editing/commiting etc. even just from the website?

hBy2Py

@penta @Hexa For discussion related to the cleanup, chat in Spring Cleaning, though

They did, but it's still pretty awkward.

Committing changes to more than one file at a time is awfully awkward through the web interface

I think you have to create a new branch, make one commit per edited file, then open a squash pull request to bring everything back to the initial branch

Hexacoordinate-C

20:35

Don't worry I informatic is another part of my knowledge. I just need to look at it again a little. I like to commit :P

Jan

21:30

Goddamnit, why did I even start this?

A: Why do the halides run in reverse orders in the spectrochemical series and the trans-effect series?

The two features you cite — trans-effect and spectrochemical series, i.e. ligand-induced crystal field split — are based on two different phenomena, two different structures and two entirely different observations that warrant two different discussions. Thus, the probability for the two trends to...

Hexacoordinate-C

@Jan Because in the kingdom of blind the one-eyed man is king ;)

Jan

My punishment is to write a thousand times:

> I must not procrastinate.

@Jan That should stop me from procrastinating!

Hexacoordinate-C

Just under "fig 1" you wrote "in the cass"

Jan

Gosh, you have the editing priviledge, don’t you? ;p

Hexacoordinate-C

Yes I have but I have not the time :p

I'm sizing my reactor :D

Jan

21:41

Not sure if that sounds lewd or scientific ô.o

Hexacoordinate-C

LOL

Double continous reactors to make 40kT of aspirin per year :)

Feeds

21:54

GemsFromStackExchange: +1, huge fan of your wife’s oven.

posted on March 28, 2017

+1, huge fan of your wife’s oven.

1 hour later…

Melanie Shebel

23:13

Second place at research day at school! So stoked! I developed this project and poured my heart into it for the last year and a half!
It's so disheartening when you boil a poster down to five bullet points for methods which makes it sound like, "press button, get results." It's like, "You have no idea how long it took for me to design these graphs!!" Haha! (originally posted this in the wrong chat, haha!)

Jan

@MelanieShebel Great job!

And I assume that was also an actual decision and not like my grad school where the voting slips for PhD students were lying around and our group just grabbed all we could find to fill one of us in (and win the poster prizes) ;D

Bounty Hunter

Q: Cyclobutadiene - Jahn–Teller effect or not?

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