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Snakebyte
(Stranger)
12-01-03 19:23
No 474113
      DMSO for O2 Wacker

Swim's preparing for his first O2 Wacker and has read every post on the subject he found. Swim has everything but DMF so he is wondering about using DMSO as the solvent instead. It seems other bees are insterested in that substitution as well but swim hasn't found any post of anybee actually dreaming about it. Has VB, Rohdium, Krz, or any other bee dreamt of it with results to share?.....unless ofcourse, some bee could point swim in the direction of OTC DMF.

Antibody2
(LinguisticBee)
12-02-03 01:39
No 474190
      there used to be a proceedure for it on ...

there used to be a proceedure for it on Rhodiums site - then it disappeared. i think

We are all just witnesses.

Snakebyte
(Stranger)
12-03-03 19:22
No 474512
      Is that true Rhodium?

Is that true Rhodium? Was it a bullshit post or something? I'd like your opinion on this anyway, pls.

Rhodium
(Chief Bee)
12-03-03 20:27
No 474528
User Picture       DMSO wacker

I don't remember anything about that - didn't you find anything on this topic using "DMSO wacker" as TFSE keywords?

Snakebyte
(Stranger)
12-04-03 20:26
No 474682
      I've read ALL posts

I've read every post on the subject and only KrZ said that it will work but there wasn't any details. If someone who wasn't you tried this procedure I believe they would have 2 questions...
1. Would they use the same ratio of DMSO as they would DMF by volume?

2.In both DMF O2 wackers posted on Rhodiums site the procedures use NA2SO4 as the drying agent. Is there a particular reason for this or will MgSO4 work fine?

....any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Rhodium
(Chief Bee)
12-04-03 22:04
No 474696
User Picture       use either sulfate

MgSO₄ is all right to use as a substitute. I don't know if any solvent volumes has to be adjusted though.

Terminator
(Newbee)
12-11-03 02:08
No 476037
      Look at the Wacker patents.

Look at the Wacker patents.

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		Snakebyte (Stranger) 12-01-03 19:23 No 474113				DMSO for O2 Wacker
						Swim's preparing for his first O2 Wacker and has read every post on the subject he found. Swim has everything but DMF so he is wondering about using DMSO as the solvent instead. It seems other bees are insterested in that substitution as well but swim hasn't found any post of anybee actually dreaming about it. Has VB, Rohdium, Krz, or any other bee dreamt of it with results to share?.....unless ofcourse, some bee could point swim in the direction of OTC DMF.



		Antibody2 (LinguisticBee) 12-02-03 01:39 No 474190				there used to be a proceedure for it on ...
						there used to be a proceedure for it on Rhodiums site - then it disappeared. i think We are all just witnesses.



		Snakebyte (Stranger) 12-03-03 19:22 No 474512				Is that true Rhodium?
						Is that true Rhodium? Was it a bullshit post or something? I'd like your opinion on this anyway, pls.



		Rhodium (Chief Bee) 12-03-03 20:27 No 474528				DMSO wacker
						I don't remember anything about that - didn't you find anything on this topic using "DMSO wacker" as TFSE keywords?



		Snakebyte (Stranger) 12-04-03 20:26 No 474682				I've read ALL posts
						I've read every post on the subject and only KrZ said that it will work but there wasn't any details. If someone who wasn't you tried this procedure I believe they would have 2 questions... 1. Would they use the same ratio of DMSO as they would DMF by volume? 2.In both DMF O2 wackers posted on Rhodiums site the procedures use NA2SO4 as the drying agent. Is there a particular reason for this or will MgSO4 work fine? ....any insight would be greatly appreciated.



		Rhodium (Chief Bee) 12-04-03 22:04 No 474696				use either sulfate
						MgSO₄ is all right to use as a substitute. I don't know if any solvent volumes has to be adjusted though.



		Terminator (Newbee) 12-11-03 02:08 No 476037				Look at the Wacker patents.
						Look at the Wacker patents.

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