It is supposed to be available in arts/crafts stores.
Is this the same dye that is used for fabric dye?
Okey, i am a freshman at college im will be done with chem completely this year and im planning to take orgo and bio together next year, however, i am unsure whether this is something i should attempt in terms of too much similarities between courses and an immense workload
My extra credit assignment for my chemistry II class is to draw all the organic structures of a recipe, my recipe is Irish Potato Candy.
I do not know the organic structure of cream cheese. I tried to search for it on google but
I could not find it.
Thank you for your help in advance!
Hi,
After some reading on the Vitamin D Council’s site, I discovered that plants, apparently, do not produce vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol).
http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/vitaminDPharmacology.shtml
They only produce vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol).
The product I ordered:
http://www.nutricentre.com/p-44737-sol-garden-vitamin-d3-5000-iu.aspx
says it contains cholecalciferol. If this is the case, is it ergocalciferol instead? D2? Or is cholecalciferol somehow added. The product description doesn’t lead you to this conclusion.
‘Source of Life Garden™ Vitamin D3 Caps with Organic Gold Standard Nutrients is the first supplement to provide 5000 IU of 100% plant-source cholecalciferol’
At school I’m doing a case study and i really have no idea what the background science is for organic food.
Has anyone done anything like this in the past that knows what the background science behind it is?
If you know any websites that may be able to help please add them too.
Thanks, 
is sethoxydim an organic herbicide? It appears to have C-H bonds so this makes it organic? How to tell if it organic? The chemical symbol is C17H29NO3S. I want to make sure to use only organic chemicals on my garden. What about Malathion?
It is 90% sulfur, and 10% clay or something, is there any known method to purify sulfur? or somewhere i can buy it pure locally…not off the internet.
