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February 1, 2008
Commenting Issues
Posted by Derek
As many of your have noticed, there's been some software upheaval behind the scenes here the last few days. Many comments aren't getting through at all, and the others are showing up in the system, but not on the public site. Hammers and screwdrivers are being wielded, and I hope things are fixed up soon. . .
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1. milkshake on February 1, 2008 2:07 PM writes...
hammers and sickles can be wielded also (with the against-the-wall lineup fix)
Permalink to Comment2. Laxman on March 31, 2008 11:08 AM writes...
Hi,
nice to read that. Thanks.
I have one quetion: In the case of hydrogenation of cc double bond system (e.g. ethene to ethane) and N-O (e.g. nitro to amino transition), which reaction is much efficient if they carry out under same conditions?
Regards
Permalink to CommentLaxman
p.s. I am not a chemist.