Schlenk Line Techniques and Cannulation Technique

[@maggo9494]

perfect explanation. Saved my ass. I need to perform the whole Schlenk line task tomorrow and until now i had no idea what to do. but now im feeling confident that im able to perform the task. thanks.

[@chemfunman]

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[@funkyheadZOMG]

Nice vid but after the dry solvent has been added surely you should've turned the N2 tap back on for the RXN mix as your vent needle is allowing air in?

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[@glasslinesmadhes]

Superb video for chemistry experiments under nitrogen atmosphere with pressure variation transfer techniques. ❤️👍⭐.

[@chemfunman]

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[@emiliakupczyk3670]

thank you :) I will try this today :D

[@sachinpardeshi8977]

Informative video

[@chemfunman]

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Great video!

[@porkodiuse5081]

Thanking you very much

[@chemfunman]

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[@zacharysinger5370]

GREAT video.....one question: 15:32 you say always make sure the oil level is below the rxn. mixture.........I would disagree with this, as I was taught this could lead to hot spots...I always allow it to come to exactly the same level.

[@chemfunman]

that is why we need a stirring bar to mix the heat more homogenously. Without stirring, the level of oil bath does not predispose the RBF to possess hotspots. better?

[@zacharysinger5370]

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[@alphastronghold4425]

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[@chemfunman]

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[@malathibalu7467]

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[@cheesemons]

cannot reuse the exit needle again for the next reaction?

[@Джон-ы5я]

Why do you do not use a over pressure valve ? Do you do not need it, because do you work just under normal pressure 1013,25 mbar ?

[@chemfunman]

Possible to use a valve, just that here we did not have the equipment yet.

[@Джон-ы5я]

@@chemfunman interesting, I try to understand the function of the over pressure valve after STUTZ. Is not that easy to finde this kind of information, how to install and how to use this kind of over pressure valve. Maybe you have once time and could make a video how to install a valve after STUTZ at a schlenkline

[@SixTough]

Good instruction but I don't understand the purpose of this. Looks like a compicated way to pour in your solvent, you can just flow N2 and use a sep funnel or am I wrong?

[@chemfunman]

How have you been? It has been a while.

[@SixTough]

@@chemfunman yes it has :D

[@chemfunman]

Can you quote me the time in the video relating to your question?

[@SixTough]

@@chemfunman at say 9:20 you can just pour the anhydrous solvent into a sep funnel and drip it from the top of the condesner under N2 flow or in a nitrogen box. I don't understand what problem is the Schlenk line solving (I'm not a chemist)

[@konstantindimov3153]

Why did you leave the N2 flowing towards the condenser and the flask after removing the exit needle? Won't that cause overpressure and blow off the septum?

[@chemfunman]

Didn’t happen to us! We just hope to keep the interior full of nitrogen to preserve the dry environment

[@user-mp4bc9qp2x]

this is good practice. the excess nitrogen just leaves through the oil bubbler. its good to leave on in case any holes are in the apparatus.

[@henrythierry1778]

Excuse me, could you tell the inert gas purifier you used to reduce oxygen in operating schlenk line

[@chemfunman]

lemme check! it was in an older lab.

[@joelmatthews3453]

Hi, do I have to dry my cannula in the 100 C drying oven immediately before use to prevent introducing any moisture to my dry solvent?

[@chemfunman]

that's what i normally do, dry with acetone too

[@xiongyuwu2596]

It is better to use a proper condenser for refluxing althought it is just for showing.

[@chemfunman]

both work fine! to each their own

[@phonixsolomon6275]

Why do you only make sure you suck the posible oxigen from one black tube but not the one may be contained in the little flask or the one in the other black tube as well as the reflux column?

[@nickcoles9246]

Have to assume that has been done prior.

[@luyang7033]

What is the use of liquid nitrogen?

[@chemfunman]

Cool down trace solvents.. remember the Schlenk Line must be moisture-free

[@hrenogubkasuperman2228]

Защищает вакуумный насос от паров растворителя

[@ashleyhuber729]

How high psi is the nitrogen?

[@chemfunman]

maximum 100 psi to be safe, try go lower

[@ashleyhuber729]

Thank you so so much!

[@AFibsTables]

Great Video!

[@chemfunman]

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[@steveybingoluia8110]

great video!

[@chemfunman]

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