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[restl3ssdreams]

i heard that u shouldn't mix sodium nitrite with water in plastic cup, is this true?

 

[Hiro Uchiha]

Not true :)

i heard that u shouldn't mix sodium nitrite with water in plastic cup, is this true?

Not true :)

 

[restl3ssdreams]

Not true :)

Not true :)

Okay tysm!

 

[Endisclose]

i heard that u shouldn't mix sodium nitrite with water in plastic cup, is this true?

Where did you hear this?? I was gonna use plastic cups myself. I thought the general advice was to use something that was non reactive..and plastic is non reactive..isn't it?

I think the one thing that was forbidden in terms of cups or spoons was metal as it could be reactive. I am wondering if I should get glass cups to be a hundred percent safe now.

 

[restl3ssdreams]

Where did you hear this?? I was gonna use plastic cups myself. I thought the general advice was to use something that was non reactive..and plastic is non reactive..isn't it?

I think the one thing that was forbidden in terms of cups or spoons was metal as it could be reactive. I am wondering if I should get glass cups to be a hundred percent safe now.

I read a lot about sn so i might be wrong

 

[Endisclose]

I read a lot about sn so i might be wrong

I hope that is the case. Plastic cups are preferable over glass as glass can break. One wouldn't want that kind of mess at that time for sure. As far as I had seen, plastic was fine, but guess I'll just double check that once more.

 

[idiotmother]

Where did you hear this?? I was gonna use plastic cups myself. I thought the general advice was to use something that was non reactive..and plastic is non reactive..isn't it?

I think the one thing that was forbidden in terms of cups or spoons was metal as it could be reactive. I am wondering if I should get glass cups to be a hundred percent safe now.

I think it's sodium azide where you can't use metal, it reacts dangerously somehow. Sn is fine to use metal and plastic with.