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well try and enjoy the time off though i am not sure if that is the right thing to say - good luck withthe replacement - i am sure you will be up and about nice and quick so you can enjoy your lovely long long long weekend

no idea buti have stuff here that is 21 years old nad we still use it and still get good results with it. I assume so long as it is kept dry and contaminated free it is all ok

only 4 hours to go - ohh yes
trust those of you who have had holidays did enjoy them and those of you going (like me) have a funtastic time - i am so looking forward to this set - no plans but will enjoy catching up with friends and seeing movies and getting inthe garden and having fun.

I have a terrerium with pitcher plants in it - it is a wonderful little ecosystem that is threatened -lol By big black curtains on the windows of the room where it is housed - actaully allmy rooms have them now. I have no optin to move the tank to a place that gets batter light so my question is am ...

the video - does any one know of a newer version than the 1979/80 version we have please. It is brilliant in many ways but very outdated in others and would be good for the newer technologies to be covered. I have done a google serach by the way and all i have come up with is the old version but fig...

the 3% will do it

thanks folks good to see it getting used

remember if you find any please post them here or pm me so i can add them to the list for everyone in the future

i have never done this reaction but i goggled it not sure if that is any help to you but
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iodine_clock_reaction

good luck finding what you need

does anyone out their in labbie land do poster displays? Info on current science events or intersting information and so forth? i do here - it started as a way to keep a small private area to work in as my work area has a large bank of windows which people love to stop and look into - so to get away...

good luck - we have sigs on the walls and on teh trolleys with the equipment but still the ppe blindness stikes

still i guess all we can do is our best.

thank you for doing that
definatley makes it easier

now can you pm me how you did it please

Ocker wrote:Don't make the Lab Tech mad, It could be injurious to your health

i dont know how to that is why i was doing it this way - if you can help me with that then i am more than happy to post it
i did try it once but it would not work so i figured email it out was easiest at the time

i am with you loopy - love this site always soemthing to learn - knew there were stinging trees as such in QLD but never came accross any when i was there for 9 years. Those wait a whiles are fun though

wow that is horrid to have your rooms so far from your work area

and a chem room to be that far from the chemical stores -where do they get their ideas from do you think??

I have two different companies of manufacture for my copper sulfate - one states it is still a dimond 9 but the other states it is now toxic -lol. i have left it as a dimond 9 myself but also have put a toxic dimond on it. we do not use chemwatch here in WA so we have to have copies of the msds from...

as previously stated in a few of the posts ok dont want to be rude but please read the entry i made about pming me your address not putting it in this thread. IT is too hard to keep track of who isent to and who i have not - i am putting my foot down now - if you dont pm me i dont send out i am not ...

Loopy i have done the same thing as you lamiated signs that goes in with the prac - sitting rigth on top you see if before you see anything else but no they can not read or see pictures(i put pictogram also on the sign). I also go as far along with the laminated mini MSDS's puto ut cards with wash h...

who is the manufacturer?
i went straight to them they are very happy to help out.

sounds like the plan