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Min leder har flere gange efterhånden spurgt mig om jeg har nogle ønsker til kurser/certificeringer/videreudviklingsmuligheder, men jeg har haft ret store problemer med at finde ting som har relevans for mit nuværende arbejde (og jeg ved derfor ikke om jeg misforstår hvad videreudviklingen skal gøre godt for...)

Jeg arbejder med regulatory / health and safety i kemibranchen, så mit job er halvt at sørge for vi lever op til kemisk lovgivning (REACH og CLP på Europæisk niveau, og alle tænkelige bekendtgørelser på de nationale niveauer i Norden), vurderer de kemikalier og blandinger vi arbejder med, og divers arbejde der hører under det (f.eks. vejledning til reglerne for farlig god

Hello

Currently looking at a new bike. First I considered the Ridley Fenix SLA Disc with 105 groupset since it was more or less the only road bike with Tiagra+ that was in stock in my LBS. The guy there recommended the Scott Speedster Gravel 20 instead.

The intended use is commuting (~20km/day) with hopefully regular 20-50km rides on weekends or days where I WFH. Unless I specifically seek it out all the ride will be on paved bike lanes or roads. Living in Northern Europe it means that half the year it will ride in rain and sometimes snow.

I used to commute on a Cannondale Optimo 1 until it was totaled and I've mostly ridden road bikes most beforehand. Currently my commute is on what the

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I've had consistent BSOD issues and application crashes after building my new PC some months ago. The BSOD issues are usually given with errors PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA or DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL with the offending program being a device driver or .sys file. The most recent crashes I've had are shown in event viewer as bugchecks 0x50 (Page fault), 0xA (IRQL), and 0x3b (SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION). All of these hint at some sort of memory violations.

The application crashes have usually been just for Discord closing down and rebooting, or Google Chrome tabs crashing with a STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION. Recently I've been playing Mass Effect Legendary Edition

I really have no idea how to do this. According to the solution manual it goes:

1. Br2 + H^+

2. CH3COO^-

3. HCl + H2O

I understand the bromine part, that would give 2-bromocyclohexanone through halogenation, but I can't really see how adding CH3COO^- helps specifically. Shouldn't you just be able to add the H2O doing a RX + H2O -> ROH + HX?

I just need either an answer or anywhere I can start reading (a name of the specific reaction I need to look out for)

So I have this question, and I've written this so far. I am a bit unsure about the second step though, should the Carbon in step 2 be connected to the H2O in step two, or to the H3O^+ in step 1? Seeing as the same H2O is there in step 2 and step 3 kinda throws me off, I'm assuming that it should be the one in step 2, and the H2O in step 3 is just a reference to there being a surplus of water

Den eneste jeg kan finde er fra [komplett] (https://www.komplett.dk/product/836100/hardware/tilbehoer/skaerme/vaeg-ophaeng/iiglo-bordstativ-ms300#), men ville gerne se om det er muligt at finde en billigere