selfhazard
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- Feb 6, 2024
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I've spent hours and hours searching for legitimate SN sources but cannot find any. Anyone willing to PM me any sources?
You're right, I completely forgot.. thank you!I think that until you have 10 messages on the forums you cannot be sent PMs.
Still, you should participate in the forums beyond asking for sources. Talk to people, give your opinion, create a vent thread... accumulate as many as you can and when your account ages appropriately and has some time since its creation, someone may be able to pass you the source you are looking for.
I'm sorry I can't be more help, but it's a start.
yeah ive looked into this but it seems like making SN from sodium nitrate is less pure and most people dont have the equipment for it. apparently the lead method is most pure and has highest yield but im not sure if its like plausible for most people to be cooking lead and mixing chemicals on their stove. most yt tutorials ive found seem to only yield SN thats 70% pure ishYouTube has lots of videos on how to make SN from sodium nitrate. Not rocket science.
It should be pretty close to 100%. Sodium Nitrite is water soluble. Sodium nitrate is not. You can test it the same way any other SN is tested.yeah ive looked into this but it seems like making SN from sodium nitrate is less pure and most people dont have the equipment for it. apparently the lead method is most pure and has highest yield but im not sure if its like plausible for most people to be cooking lead and mixing chemicals on their stove. most yt tutorials ive found seem to only yield SN thats 70% pure ish
i'll totally give it a try since im having a lot of trouble with acquiring SN in the US lol. i was watching that youtube short of the guy making SN with sodium nitrate and calcium sulfite, and it seems pretty simple, but now i need to figure out where to get calcium sulfite… theres also a starch method but the guy said the purity from the yield is only around like 50%? sob i have so much digging to doIt should be pretty close to 100%. Sodium Nitrite is water soluble. Sodium nitrate is not. You can test it the same way any other SN is tested.