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No idea why the downvotes, I don't think they're warranted. This seems an honest question. IANAC (chemist), but could guess at the answer -- imaging trying to a
by clebio 12y ago
No idea why the downvotes, I don't think they're warranted. This seems an honest question. IANAC (chemist), but could guess at the answer -- imaging trying to assemble the physical apparatus in that article: it might take weeks or months (Onnes had a battery of assistants helping him...) just to get the hardware in place, let alone orchestrate the cascade of liquids and gases that eventually produces a tiny vial of the objective.
It would be something akin to building AWS from Arduinos, step-by-step, say.
- ghshephard 12y agoWhen I read "long production cycles" - I was wondering if the OP was talking about the time that the chemical reactions took, or whether they were talking about how long it takes to write up research results - without getting any formal acknowledgment (such as in a published paper in a journal) of your results.
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