In article <2jdddn$…@mailer.fsu.edu>, c…@geomag.gly.fsu.edu (Joe Cain)
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>       My conclusion after some fleeting contacts with such vermin is
> that you are wasting your time by any logical discussions directly
> with them…………….. Deleted

>…….        Remember that Goebbels, the Nazi propagandist, was successful
> not because of the strength of his arguments, but because he repeated
> them often and loudly as if they were true. This seems to be the
> technique "creationists" employ. They also never seem to allow any
> room for uncertainty, and you are either one of them or are an
> "evolutionist."

>       "Religion is the enemy of the Future"
> pass it on…

> Joseph Cain           c…@geomag.gly.fsu.edu
> c…@fsu.bitnet               scri::cain
> (904) 644-4014                FAX (904) 644-4214 or -0098

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Nazi propagandists like Goebbels might also have used terms such as "vermin" to

describe people they didn’t like. Stan–

E-mail to J….@Lilly.Com      

Netters-
        I’m compiling a list of network chemistry servers for my department.
When I get done, I plan to post it here as well.  I would like to hear what
servers are known out there, that may or may not be on the main links.
I have the ‘WWW virtual library: Chemistry’ and ‘ACS Gopher’ as the main
servers.  Are there any ‘links’ out there that are not connected to them?
What electronic journals (chemistry related) exist on the internet?  
What (chemistry related) links do sci.chem readers use?  

Please e-mail me responses, or post.  I’ll post a summary here, including
http links.

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I’m  sorry, but Godot isn’t here today. Perhaps if you came back tomorrow…

dear netters:

haven’t we had had enough of creation vs evolution debate.

we want this newsgroup to be fat free cholesterol free tonya harding, lorena
bobbit, menendez brothers AND creation/evolution free.

This is SCI.CHEM. I am sure it would not be too difficult to set up appropriate
newsgroups for the above topics.

Actually, I don’t mind the FAT and CHOLESTEROL part. Hey! at least it is
chemistry related material.

Yours Tiresomely

Ramesh Narayan

Some kinds of clear glass, when exposed to sunlight for a long time (decades?),
will turn a shade of light purple called amethyst by collectors. An example
of this are the glass insulators on telephone poles along railroad tracks.

Does anyone know what reaction is taking place to turn the glass from clear
to purple?

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tom_mor…@fullcoll.edu (Tom Morris) writes :

TM>I need info on evaporation rates of solvents in paints.  Please oh
TM>please.  Can anyone help?  Thanks, Tom

I saw your first message but didn’t reply as I thought 100′s of
others would

I’m sure if you call your local Exxon, Shell or Phillips office
and ask for a solvents charts with evaporation rates they will
oblidge. The evap. rates are relative to Butyl Acetate (=100) or
similar and they will give you empirical data to work with.

Shell (UK) have done a lot of work with an "Evaporometer" which
measures ER. I have lots of figures…. I’m a long way from
you……but if you don’t have any joy with the oil companies give
me another call.

Jim Oliver <jim.oli…@welcom.gen.nz>

 * SLMR 2.1a *

I’ve heard that the ACS now has an ftp site with TIFF images
of the supplementary material (from JACS and perhaps other
journals?) A friend said that the TIFF images are ‘type 4 fax’
which apparently means you need a unique TIFF viewing program
to see them.

Does anyone have a preferred TIFF viewer (for Mac or PC)?

Thanks

Charlie Abrams
Dept. of Chemistry
McGill University

Charles B. Abrams
McGill University
(514) 398-6224
c…@musica.mcgill.ca

Dear netter,

   Now it is time for me to think about next after the graduation. I
did not pay much attention on the following topics until recently. If
you can give me some of your comments, I will appreciate that. I am
going to get my Ph D by the end of this summer.

   The questions are:

(1) What do you think is the next big breakthrough in the solid state
chemsitry field?

(2) Where are the best places to work in the solid state chemistry
field?

(3) What kind of materials will be in "fashion" in the near future?

   I appreciate your input. I am particular interested in the materials
chemistry. I feel it is good to have a chance to think about these questions.

Best wishes,

Leon

I have noticed that in some newly published textbooks the Ka2 for H2S is
10^-19 whereas in some books it is 10^-15.  What happened?  New
thermodynamic data?  This certainly changes the treatment of sulfide
ppt.  Any references or ideas?

Claudia Hein
Diablo Valley College
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I am in desperate need of the Aldrich catalog on CD-ROM.  If anyone who
subscribes to this group has one…  and doesn’t need it, please respond.

I am willing to cover all costs (cost of ROM, shipping, etc…) and I
am eagierly awaiting any and all replys via mail.

Matthew K.

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