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YOUR RESEARCHWheels looking the same front and back
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Use c18 reversed-phase column; the cze method
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The isocratic LC procedure used a C18 reversed-phase column; the CZE method used an uncoated fused-silica capillary and phosphate buffer containing polyvinylpyrrolidone as the background electrolyte; the LSV method analyzed clozapine solutions with acidic phosphate buffer as the supporting electrolyte.
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"It says here on the estimate they will have to use "sky hooks" and "tartan paint" to fix my wheels.
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Has anyone got the formula for getting the wheels looking the same front and back when the car is parked? The cars going into the local garage to have discs & pads done and it would be good to give them a copy.
Any help would be much appreciated
What do you mean looking the same? Do they currently have different alloys front and back? Different sizes front and back? Different colours front and back?
~ Maxie :?
I also have absolutely no idea what you're on about either?! :dont know:
Unless - do you mean so the centre badges both point the same way? Or the valves are aligned front and back, ie both at the same point in the wheel when it's stationery...?
Surely he cant mean having the badge the same way up on all four wheels (which is impossible after 5 mins driving)
Thats the only thing I could think he meant.
Anyway the answer is NO.
Sorry I didn't make it clear, I've got five spokes on my alloys and the front and back wheels match, meaning the spokes are in the same place front and back as per sample.
Why would you want to give the garage a picture of all the wheels pointing in same direction:?:
You could just Jack it up and then just move them in to position :thumb:
Or
Three different analytical methods for the quality control of clozapine in commercial formulations were developed and compared: a liquid chromatographic (LC) method with UV detection, a capillary zone electrophoretic (CZE) method, and a linear scan voltammetric (LSV) method. The isocratic LC procedure used a C18 reversed-phase column; the CZE method used an uncoated fused-silica capillary and phosphate buffer containing polyvinylpyrrolidone as the background electrolyte; the LSV method analyzed clozapine solutions with acidic phosphate buffer as the supporting electrolyte. The 3 methods gave similar and satisfactory results, in terms of precision and accuracy. Repeatability and intermediate precision were good (RSD% < 2.2) and accuracy, resulting from recovery studies, was between 98 and 102%. The rapidity of analysis was high for all 3 methods, especially for the LSV.Three different analytical methods for the quality control of clozapine in commercial formulations were developed and compared: a liquid chromatographic (LC) method with UV detection, a capillary zone electrophoretic (CZE) method, and a linear scan voltammetric (LSV) method. The isocratic LC procedure used a C18 reversed-phase column; the CZE method used an uncoated fused-silica capillary and phosphate buffer containing polyvinylpyrrolidone as the background electrolyte; the LSV method analyzed clozapine solutions with acidic phosphate buffer as the supporting electrolyte. The 3 methods gave similar and satisfactory results, in terms of precision and accuracy. Repeatability and intermediate precision were good (RSD% < 2.2) and accuracy, resulting from recovery studies, was between 98 and 102%. The rapidity of analysis was high for all 3 methods, especially for the LSV. :?:
I wish I never mentioned it now, obviously a daft question but I bet when I pick it up from the garage the wheels will be all over the shop.
Thanks for the replies
I think you'll find that, even though the Clozapine is a bit "old school", having been developed just after the golden age of 1950's electro-convulsive therapy (a practice favoured by the US for many years after the rest of the world dropped the barbaric act) , when modern "nancy" formulations (admitedly with less side effects) fail to gain any leverage over the subject's mind, it is still regarded as "Thor's Hammer" when it comes to smashing the worst case nuts.
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To be honest, I haven't the time to diagnose mgeorgek, so Clozapine it is!
One shot take down.
:thumb:
I think you genuinely confused everyone, and it just shows that we're all eager to help where we can.
Yes they will be, but even if they weren't, as soon as you've driven a few yards they'll be all over. The wheels are slightly different sizes (circumference) so they turn different amounts.
The only way to make sure they look 'tidy' is make sure they align the crests of the centre badges to the valve, that way they are all identical.
Just DONT ask the garage to do ANYTHING like what you asked here....otherwise you could find your bill getting rather inflated!!!
Who are you using, JZM? I'm local to you so I am happy to give some local advice.
"It says here on the estimate they will have to use "sky hooks" and "tartan paint" to fix my wheels. Won't be getting it back today either, they needed to order in a "long weight".
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