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How To

About Add CO₂ to a Reaction Add Reagents Clean Glassware Degas Solvents Get a Good¹H NMR Spectrum Grow X-Ray Quality Crystals Handle Azides Improve Yield Manage an Emulsion Monitor by TLC Prepare Jones Reagent Prepare LDA Present a Talk Purify by Crystallization Purify by Distillation Remove Residual Water Run a Flash Column Run a Prep TLC Run a Reaction Run Reaction At Elevated T Run a Small Scale Flash Column Set up a Vacuum Trap Store Reagents Think Like a Ph.D. Chemist Titrate Alkyllithiums Troubleshoot a Reaction Use a Syringe Work with Oils Work with Thiols Use Pyrophoric Reagents Write a Manuscript Write an Experimental Use a Schlenk Line Work with Volatile Compounds

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How To:

About
Add CO₂ to a Reaction
Add Reagents
Clean Glassware
Degas Solvents
Get a Good¹H NMR Spectrum
Grow X-Ray Quality Crystals
Handle Azides
Improve Yield
Manage an Emulsion
Monitor by TLC
Prepare Jones Reagent
Prepare LDA
Present a Talk
Purify by Crystallization
Purify by Distillation
Remove Residual Water
Run a Flash Column
Run a Prep TLC
Run a Reaction
Run Reaction At Elevated T
Run a Small Scale Flash Column
Set up a Vacuum Trap
Store Reagents
Think Like a Ph.D. Chemist
Titrate Alkyllithiums
Troubleshoot a Reaction
Use a Syringe
Work with Oils
Work with Thiols
Use Pyrophoric Reagents
Write a Manuscript
Write an Experimental
Use a Schlenk Line
Work with Volatile Compounds

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