Anthony
March 17th, 2003, 07:46 PM
the freshmaker
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posted February 07, 2001 04:11 PM
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I know how to make KCl03 from Calciumhypoclorite, but I want to make NaCl03. How much NaCl should I use?
thanks
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Anthony
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posted February 07, 2001 05:51 PM
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Why? KClO3 is far more preferable to NaClO3.
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posted February 08, 2001 10:49 AM
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I can't get hold of any KCl
Does anyone know how much NaCl I should use?
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posted February 08, 2001 02:07 PM
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Read this and you'll know...
<a href="http://huizen.dds.nl/~wfvisser/EN/chlorate_EN.html#thermal" target="_blank">http://huizen.dds.nl/~wfvisser/EN/chlorate_EN.html#thermal</a>
Oh sorry, i just realised that you asked for NaCl...
For the procedure shown at wissers page you'll need 53,29g NaCl instead of 68g KCl.
(68g = 0.91 mol KCl --> 0.91 mol NaCl = 53.29g)
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Anthony
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posted February 08, 2001 05:44 PM
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KCl is easy to get! As a salt substitute, or cheaper as water softener refill salt.
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posted February 13, 2001 11:29 AM
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I can buy a 50 pound bag of KCl water softner crystals for $9. But sodium free salt substitute (KCl)at the supermarket costs $1.5 per 4 ounces.
Go figure.
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the freshmaker
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posted February 13, 2001 06:07 PM
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I don't live in US and in my country you can't just walk in to a supermarket and buy it
are there anyway to make it from other chemicals?
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posted February 13, 2001 06:26 PM
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What country do you live in? I'm sure it's available somewhere, you just need to look hard. Supermarkets aren't very good places to find 'useful' chemicals. Try hardware stores, garden centers, DIY stores etc.
J
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posted February 07, 2001 04:11 PM
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I know how to make KCl03 from Calciumhypoclorite, but I want to make NaCl03. How much NaCl should I use?
thanks
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You can't survive the life!
Anthony
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From: England
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posted February 07, 2001 05:51 PM
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Why? KClO3 is far more preferable to NaClO3.
the freshmaker
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Posts: 171
From: Heaven
Registered: DEC 2000
posted February 08, 2001 10:49 AM
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I can't get hold of any KCl
Does anyone know how much NaCl I should use?
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You can't survive the life!
wantsomfet
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From: EU
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posted February 08, 2001 02:07 PM
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Read this and you'll know...
<a href="http://huizen.dds.nl/~wfvisser/EN/chlorate_EN.html#thermal" target="_blank">http://huizen.dds.nl/~wfvisser/EN/chlorate_EN.html#thermal</a>
Oh sorry, i just realised that you asked for NaCl...
For the procedure shown at wissers page you'll need 53,29g NaCl instead of 68g KCl.
(68g = 0.91 mol KCl --> 0.91 mol NaCl = 53.29g)
------------------
for best catfood visit:
catfood.tsx.org
[This message has been edited by wantsomfet (edited February 08, 2001).]
Anthony
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From: England
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posted February 08, 2001 05:44 PM
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KCl is easy to get! As a salt substitute, or cheaper as water softener refill salt.
nbk2000
Moderator
Posts: 1103
From: Guess
Registered: SEP 2000
posted February 13, 2001 11:29 AM
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I can buy a 50 pound bag of KCl water softner crystals for $9. But sodium free salt substitute (KCl)at the supermarket costs $1.5 per 4 ounces.
Go figure.
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"The knowledge that they fear is a weapon to be used against them"
Go here to download the NBK2000 website PDF.
the freshmaker
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Posts: 171
From: Heaven
Registered: DEC 2000
posted February 13, 2001 06:07 PM
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I don't live in US and in my country you can't just walk in to a supermarket and buy it
are there anyway to make it from other chemicals?
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You can't survive the life!
J
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From: United Kingdom
Registered: SEP 2000
posted February 13, 2001 06:26 PM
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What country do you live in? I'm sure it's available somewhere, you just need to look hard. Supermarkets aren't very good places to find 'useful' chemicals. Try hardware stores, garden centers, DIY stores etc.
J
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"If the aquarium water has to be drunk don't waste the fish. In fact they'll probably be the easiest to eat even if you don't need the water. The cat is next in the pot." - John 'Lofty' Wiseman