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• A Novel Microscale Gas GeneratorJournal of Chemical Education

  • A Novel Microscale Gas Generator

    Jinhua Wang , Zaisheng Lu and Changcun Zhao
    Journal of Chemical Education 2003 80 (2), p 181

    Abstract:

    This paper describes the structure, principle, and technological requirements of a controllable microscale gas generator. Experiments show that this kind of gas generator can be used in chemical laboratories to prepare different gases and that it is ...

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• Demonstrating Heterogeneous Gas-Phase Catalysis with the Gas Reaction Catalyst TubeJournal of Chemical Education

  • Demonstrating Heterogeneous Gas-Phase Catalysis with the Gas Reaction Catalyst Tube

    Ron Perkins , Bruce Mattson , Jiro Fujita , Rebecca Catahan , Wes Cheng , Jaclyn Greimann , Trisha Hoette , Paras Khandhar , Andrew Mattson , Anand Rajani and Patrick Sullivan , Thomas P Gonella
    Journal of Chemical Education 2003 80 (7), p 768

    Abstract: Nine gas-phase reactions that can be accomplished with an inexpensive, commercially-available glass-encased, heterogeneous palladium catalyst tube are described. The catalyzed reactions are suitable for demonstrating gas-phase reactions in the classroom ...

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• Some Like It Hot, Some Like It ColdJournal of Chemical Education

  • Some Like It Hot, Some Like It Cold

    Robert G. Silberman
    Journal of Chemical Education 2004 81 (1), p 64A

    Abstract:

    Students combine liquids and solids in a calorimeter and use a thermometer to determine if the reaction mixture gets hotter or colder. The goal is to find a combination of a liquid and a solid that could serve as the basis for a cold pack of the type used ...

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• A Novel Microscale Gas Generator Journal of Chemical Education