Comments on: Yes, it is on. http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976 A chemistry blog about organic materials, nanocrap, life in the lab and kittens Fri, 10 Sep 2010 22:53:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: lama http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-9114 lama Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:00:44 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-9114 hahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

]]> By: milkshake http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8161 milkshake Sun, 04 Oct 2009 02:37:08 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8161 I got famous in mass-spec group in Prague after asking them to run the mix of fatty acid methylesters for my thesis on phospholipids, to determine the ratio in the natural product mix. They got a spiffy new Finnigan GC/MS filling the room size of a small hallway. When I stopped for the results, they said - "please sit down. It is with an enormous pleasure to inform you that you have just introduced a new stationary phase onto our GC column, and by the way, you are using an expensive imported brand of silicone oil for your oil baths, Czech companies are incapable of manufacturing such high Mw polysiloxane polymers. (Turns out, I had to heat up my natural product sample in a vial, and a major quantity of silicone oil got into the GC/MS sample I submitted... They were merciful and filtered out the ginormous poiysiloxane hump on which my tiny peaks were interposed so I still got my analysis results...) I got famous in mass-spec group in Prague after asking them to run the mix of fatty acid methylesters for my thesis on phospholipids, to determine the ratio in the natural product mix. They got a spiffy new Finnigan GC/MS filling the room size of a small hallway. When I stopped for the results, they said – “please sit down. It is with an enormous pleasure to inform you that you have just introduced a new stationary phase onto our GC column, and by the way, you are using an expensive imported brand of silicone oil for your oil baths, Czech companies are incapable of manufacturing such high Mw polysiloxane polymers. (Turns out, I had to heat up my natural product sample in a vial, and a major quantity of silicone oil got into the GC/MS sample I submitted… They were merciful and filtered out the ginormous poiysiloxane hump on which my tiny peaks were interposed so I still got my analysis results…)

]]> By: chip http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8160 chip Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:07:14 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8160 I hope _some_ of it was good ;-) I hope _some_ of it was good ;-)

]]> By: Ψ*Ψ http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8155 Ψ*Ψ Sat, 03 Oct 2009 20:48:15 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8155 You know everyone in mass spec, don't you? Yesterday I was in the elevator and someone mentioned you. You know everyone in mass spec, don’t you? Yesterday I was in the elevator and someone mentioned you.

]]> By: chip http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8147 chip Sat, 03 Oct 2009 16:32:32 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8147 If you're at Scripps and have any interest in mass spec, look up Gary Siuzdak and tell him Chip sent you. :-) If you’re at Scripps and have any interest in mass spec, look up Gary Siuzdak and tell him Chip sent you. :-)

]]> By: krest17 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8121 krest17 Thu, 01 Oct 2009 06:19:45 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8121 LiqC - Congrat with first post. Now waiting for some "carbon based" posts from you :-) LiqC – Congrat with first post. Now waiting for some “carbon based” posts from you :-)

]]> By: milkshake http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8120 milkshake Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:32:10 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8120 http://www.theonion.com/content/node/38541 http://www.theonion.com/content/node/38541

]]> By: LiqC http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8119 LiqC Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:26:24 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8119 BRAINS... must... eat... brains... BRAINS… must… eat… brains…

]]> By: milkshake http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8118 milkshake Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:16:34 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8118 [img]http://orgprepdaily.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/cupcakes.jpg[/img] cupcakes.jpg

]]> By: Uncle Al; http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976&cpage=1#comment-8117 Uncle Al; Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:10:03 +0000 http://www.coronene.com/blog/?p=976#comment-8117 If Scripps cruises the Drake Passage (south of -60 latitude is no dumping), up to 300 mesages in a bottle can be yours to trail. Uncle Al needs at least a month's lead time. Curtis Ebbesmeyer will participate for retrieved botte data modeling. A proper (not Charmat process) champagne bottle survives an eight foot drop onto concrete.The seven-layer seal is survivable against sunlight and salt water for at least a century. 15% Far East return from California Current drops. Longest travel was 14 years with Ryukuo Island landfall. We usually start with a 7500 foot drop into the Pacific from a small plane. Uncle Al has the chops if you have the drops. If Scripps cruises the Drake Passage (south of -60 latitude is no dumping), up to 300 mesages in a bottle can be yours to trail. Uncle Al needs at least a month’s lead time. Curtis Ebbesmeyer will participate for retrieved botte data modeling.

A proper (not Charmat process) champagne bottle survives an eight foot drop onto concrete.The seven-layer seal is survivable against sunlight and salt water for at least a century. 15% Far East return from California Current drops. Longest travel was 14 years with Ryukuo Island landfall. We usually start with a 7500 foot drop into the Pacific from a small plane.

Uncle Al has the chops if you have the drops.

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