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This is our main lab in LSEB 820.
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We have nine 8 foot hoods.
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Two people share a hood, so there is space to set up lots of reactions. Andrew & Jianglong demonstrate...
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Each hood also has its own sink area. (Thank you for the smile, Sujata!)
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Each nook has two desks with shelves and filing cabinets.
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Xiaoguang shows what typical desk area looks like with a grad student in it!
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There are solvent columns for dichloromethane, ether, tetrahydrofuran, hexane, benzene, and toluene
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Andy demonstrates how to properly use the solvent columns!
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We have four rotovaps and an in-house ethylene glycol cooling system
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There are chillers for conducting reactions at low temperatures.
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For photochemical reactions, we have two UV lamps for use at various temperatures, and the ability to run several reactions in parallel.
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The equipment is contained in a specially designed metal cabinet.
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Our HPLC has the ability for reverse phase and chiral separations.
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We have three storage closets for chemicals and other items (this happens to be the organic chemicals closet).
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There is a departmental 300 MHz NMR on the floor just above us...
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The Chemistry Department also has a very nice 400 MHz NMR in the Chemical Instrumentation Center (CIC).
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The conference room on the 8th floor where we have group meeting every week.
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...view from conference room
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We have our own computer room with 3 computers and printers.
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Jianglong eats dinner in the 8th floor kitchen (there is a copy machine & a fax machine in the back).
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John hangs out in his office. |
View from the end of the hall (you can see Fenway Park on the upper right)!
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