Help Is this sn good?

[Ant457]

Hi there! I have been lurking on this site for about 3 months now. My social anxiety has become so severe that I can't even post online without being anxious af. Anyway I have decided upon using sn as my preferred method. I just got it delivered today but I was wondering is it good enough? It says assay min 96% I haven't opened it yet as I'm still waiting for my lab safety equipment to arrive. Do you think this will get the job done?

 

[jodes2]

Yes, it just has to be above 95%, what you have looks great

 

[Ant457]

Yes, it just has to be above 95%, what you have looks great

Thanks for the help! I feel so peaceful now that I know I can die anytime I want..

 

[[HNO]]

what workable purity for SN do you expect ? 99.99>% ? there's written 'laboratory reagent' so it's used in chemical reactions which require relatively pure SN.
only food grade purity SN is insufficient for the job, 90% grades or more should work for certain, there aint commercial substances in 100% purity as it's impossible to obtain such purity no matter what

 

[Ant457]

what workable purity for SN do you expect ? 99.99>% ? there's written 'laboratory reagent' so it's used in chemical reactions which require relatively pure SN.
only food grade purity SN is insufficient for the job, 90% grades or more should work for certain, there aint commercial substances in 100% purity as it's impossible to obtain such purity no matter what

I thought I read somewhere that 97% was required so that's why I asked. Glad to know that this will certainly work, thanks!

 

[👁️👃👁️]

Fat workable purity for SN do you expect ? 99.99>% ? there's written 'laboratory reagent' so it's used in chemical reactions which require relatively pure SN.
only food grade purity SN is insufficient for the job, 90% grades or more should work for certain, there aint commercial substances in 100% purity as it's impossible to obtain such purity no matter what

Food Grade SN is NOT insufficient for the job.
If that job you're talking about is referring to Ctb

 

[[HNO]]

Food Grade SN is NOT insufficient for the job.
If that job you're talking about is referring to Ctb

well i was grave wrong thanks for pointing my mistake out
"Sodium Nitrite 99.5% (Food Grade) - 2kg - ONLY AVAILABLE TO MANUFACTURERS, £13.68, Quantity, Add to Cart, Sodium Nitrite (NaNO2) Food Grade, greater than 99.5% purity. Available only to pre-approved buyers/manufacturers,"
when i referred to food grade nitrite i mistakenly referred to commercially available curing agents used in meat preservation:
"What is curing agent in meat? Curing is the addition to meats of some combination of salt, sugar, nitrite and/or nitrate for the purposes of preservation"

 

[-FrozenRobot-]

Guys, I'm from the same country as Ant....and I've brought the same SN. I am not sure if it worked but he hasn't be online ever since that