From:
Jonathan Dannatt <jdannatt**At_Symbol_Here**UDALLAS.EDU>
Subject:
Re: [DCHAS-L] zipper catalysts
Date:
Jun 7, 2024 19:06 UTC
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Hey Rose,
That is definitely a short-hand notation. I would maybe suggest looking at any publications the professors group put out before she left and see if something in those papers connects well with a zipper catalyst of some kind.
If you want to share the professor's name with me (outside of the listserve), I'd be happy to pull said papers and see if I can make a connection. That might at least provide a starting guess.
Warmest regards,
Jonathan
We had a professor leave before being able to do a complete cleanout of her lab. I have some substances that I am having a hard time determining the hazards. They are all in a glovebox right now. I need to remove them in order to get rid
of them (plus the glove box just needs to be shut down – the pump is dying and we don’t have anyone else who needs the glove box right now).
Specifically, there are two small vials hand-labeled “Zipper Copper” and “Zipper Cobalt”. I’m not familiar with the zipper metal catalysts and, of course, that is the entirety of the information I have on them.
Any information you can provide would be helpful.
Thank you.
Rose
Rose Rakers, Ph.D.
Chemical Hygiene Officer
Assistant Professor
Department of Physical Science
College of Science and Health
Benedictine University
Lisle, IL
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