TheLastTrip
Experienced
- Nov 2, 2018
- 285
Hi all,
I am very wary of ruining my N. Due to the fact it is a chemical then I understand it needs to be handled with care.
My question is, does anyone know how fragile/robust N is? Does it degrade in air?
I am asking because I am thinking about opening all the bottles, putting them into a glass and then taking the bottles to dispose of them outside my hotel, then going back in to do the deed. Normally N is extracted from the sealed bottle with a syringe though and then injected into an animal, so it doesn't get much contact with air, but this way I'd have the solution exposed for a fair chunk of time (I have to open 5 of those bottles, then take the time to get rid of them, 30 mins?).
I'm probably worrying about nothing, but it's the only question I have outstanding about my method.
Thanks!
Oh I should probably add that I am ditching the bottles to hopefully confuse the cause of death, it might not work but if I can get a ruling of natural causes that would be easier on my family.
I am very wary of ruining my N. Due to the fact it is a chemical then I understand it needs to be handled with care.
My question is, does anyone know how fragile/robust N is? Does it degrade in air?
I am asking because I am thinking about opening all the bottles, putting them into a glass and then taking the bottles to dispose of them outside my hotel, then going back in to do the deed. Normally N is extracted from the sealed bottle with a syringe though and then injected into an animal, so it doesn't get much contact with air, but this way I'd have the solution exposed for a fair chunk of time (I have to open 5 of those bottles, then take the time to get rid of them, 30 mins?).
I'm probably worrying about nothing, but it's the only question I have outstanding about my method.
Thanks!
Oh I should probably add that I am ditching the bottles to hopefully confuse the cause of death, it might not work but if I can get a ruling of natural causes that would be easier on my family.