getting SN Australia

[Decayed]

does anyone know how to get SN in australia, and who will ship it to australia ?

 

[AflacDuck]

Potassium nitrate or KNO3 vs NaNO3 which is sodium nitrate. Potassium nitrate might be used in fertilizers, and stump remover. Both cause nitrate poisoning.

The gardening section might have stump remover check chemical composition, but would likely be more assessible.

 

[Decayed]

Potassium nitrate or KNO3 vs NaNO3 which is sodium nitrate. Potassium nitrate might be used in fertilizers, and stump remover. Both cause nitrate poisoning.

The gardening section might have stump remover check chemical composition, but would likely be more assessible.

i thought you couldn't use nitrate to ctb/ it was more painful and that you could only use nitrite please correct me if im wrong tho

 

[toplaygames202212]

i thought you couldn't use nitrate to ctb/ it was more painful and that you could only use nitrite please correct me if im wrong tho

Yes right, need to use nitrite only

 

[AflacDuck]

i thought you couldn't use nitrate to ctb/ it was more painful and that you could only use nitrite please correct me if im wrong tho

The primary function that kills you is Methemoglobinemia from the nitrate poisoning which the blood wont be able to carry oxygen.

NIH.gov "Methemoglobinemia is a condition with life-threatening potential in which diminution of the oxygen-carrying capacity of circulating hemoglobin occurs due to the conversion of some or all of the four iron species from the reduced ferrous (Fe2+) state to the oxidized ferric (Fe3+) state."


tl;dr it messes with the bloods ability to carry oxygen.

 

[nasigoreng99]

I believe its sodium nitrite (nano2)
Not sodium nitrate (nano3)

 

[Plato'sCaveDweller]

The primary function that kills you is Methemoglobinemia from the nitrate poisoning which the blood wont be able to carry oxygen.

NIH.gov "Methemoglobinemia is a condition with life-threatening potential in which diminution of the oxygen-carrying capacity of circulating hemoglobin occurs due to the conversion of some or all of the four iron species from the reduced ferrous (Fe2+) state to the oxidized ferric (Fe3+) state."


tl;dr it messes with the bloods ability to carry oxygen.

the difference is you need so much more nitrate for it to work that it's not feasible. this is why nitrite is used, since it degrades naturally into a ton of nitrate. i would not recommend using any sort of nitrate.