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Thanks Neal, I had noticed it's limits which was why I was questioning it's use.
Mel
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Most well-trained chemists will easily go beyond its content, but it is a good place to start and emphasize consequence, especially if you pair concentrated nitric acid with halogenated solvents.
It handles pairwise compatibility well, I have pushed it to 4 chemicals
nl
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Does anybody have much experience w/NOAA's chemical reactive worksheet software? Is it worth the time as a potential teaching tool?
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