Method KN purity question (now with answer)

[Maggiemags]

I was wondering if anyone more technically inclined know how the molecular weight of KN affects purity testing. My initial idea was just to use 6g instead of 5 in the test but im unsure. I could also just expect the final result to be lower? Or will using 5g of either with the nitrite kit be the same? I know SN 69:85 KN so it takes like 1.23X higher dose but there isnt a testing guide for it. I just wanted to be sure but it should still kill me even at lower doses anyways with a 2xLD50 adjustment instead of the standard 31G.

 

[Maggiemags]

Hey just bumping up my thread with the science I did. 5.96G KNO2 into 500ml of water. I then took 1ml in a syringe from the cup with 5.96g and transferred it into another 500ml cup of water. I used distilled water. I used 5.96g because the molecular weight is lighter than SN and this test was recommended with 5g of SN.

It appears I still have the proper concentration of NO2 approx 10mg/ml that would be expected with the SN test method.

 

[lilmisswbd2cbt]

thank you for posting your science did you/anyone attempt the blood test at all, or just rely on the nitrite strips?

 

[ferrie]

thank you for posting your science did you/anyone attempt the blood test at all, or just rely on the nitrite strips?

Me again! Maggiemags & uselessatbest CTBed together with potassium nitrite on June 20th. Afaik they didn't attempt the blood test

 

[lilmisswbd2cbt]

Me again! Maggiemags & uselessatbest CTBed together with potassium nitrite on June 20th. Afaik they didn't attempt the blood test

oh my! will you be conducting either test?

 

[ferrie]

oh my! will you be conducting either test?

No I'm sure of the purity of my source. The blood test also doesn't seem very reliable to me