Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
I'm pretty sure I said that. I'm certain it's more likely to be iodine than it is cyanoborohydride because cyanoboro hydride doesn't turn brown in water and then magically turn purple when it dries out.No, but I also do not have exhaustive & extensive knowledge of all compounds and their optical properties at all times in any conceivable solution or arrangement and so on and so forth. Maybe you do, but you still can’t say for certain that it’s iodine. You know as well as I do that you need analytical confirmation to be certain. I enjoy and appreciate your conjectures all the same, and I’m not ruling out iodine either. But as I’ve pointed out months ago on this thread, this is all just speculation, which is fine, but should be kept in perspective for what it is. Lotta conclusion-jumping on this thread otherwise.
I mean we can heat it to 700° c and if it's sublimates into iodine gas, we're good. If it doesn't, it's something else, possibly, Cyanoborohydride. hydride
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