Still, the Aldrich handbook often can provide a structure for out of the
ordinary compounds, MW, and formula. It's worth a browse now and then.
CBF
On Thu, 31 Oct 1996 casmiedm@PLU.edu wrote:
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> On Wed, 30 Oct 1996 lietkeam@PLU.edu wrote:
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> > I have a question for everyone who has completed lab already. My
> > sample's boiling point was 89 degrees, but ideally should have been
> > around 100. Have many people gotten something around that temperature?
> > If so, I think I'll redo the lab and be more careful about impurities.
>
> >Ahna,
> The boiling point of t-pentyl chloride, according to the Aldridge
> chemistry book, is 85-86C. The compound was referred to as
> 2-chloro-2-metyl-butane (this is the same compound). Hope you can find
> this boiling point to confirm my determination through this reference
> material.
> Dan Casmier
> casmiedm@plu.edu >
>
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