Make Nitric Acid from Sodium Bisulfate and Sodium Nitrate 

Me too!

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Can you show how to make white fuming nitric acid?

Please can you reply on the video of the liquid tin .what is the use of the 1g of acid sulfuric and if i dont have it ? Does the soulution work

so there is a lawsuit that could make patron go belly up, might want to jump ship...

Electronics show: it should still work, just work badly. sdfxcv blank: There is? well that sucks. I just got youtube memberships working so hopefully people can move there. we'll see.

@@NurdRage I still heavily recommend looking into subscribe star. it's best to get the setup process done and just have it in your back pocket

thank you!

​@@NurdRage Not a chemist as well. However, my father was one, and as I was interested in chemistry as a kid (age 12 -16) I got all the chemicals I needed for experiments that I found in chemistry books from the local library from him. He basically explained to me the possible dangers and then let me have fun with it. It was mostly inorganic chemistry and yes, the 5kg KNO3 he gave me ended up mostly in smoke ;) As I got older my interests shifted (computers were my second hobby) and I stopped doing experiments. However, when I came across your channel a year ago I decided to get back to my old hobby, bought some glassware and am experimenting again for pure joy and the entertainment of my kids now (they love it). So thanks a lot and I hope you continue for a long time, for me it's the best entertainment for me on youtube. I never thought about patreon - but I'm going to see how it works and you will be the first one I'd contribute to.

Riiiiight.... how's that MDMA reaction coming along?! xD

@@BillAnt projection- the mental process by which people attribute to others what is in their own minds. For example, individuals who are in a self-critical state, consciously or unconsciously, may think that other people are critical of them. The concept was introduced to psychology by the Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud (1856-1939)

I have too lol... I remeber finding this channel in 2009. 😉

Caution, sulfur hexafluoride is a super greenhouse gas.

@@GarryBoyer sulfur hexafluoride and hydrogen fluoride are toxic, work outside or in a fume hood. sulfuric acid and hydrogen fluoride is corrosive, wear gloves when handling it.

i fucking love going to bed and put some chemistry videos for sleeping, its so relaxing!! then the day after i watch the video again :P

@@doomhunta1094 the best

How is it going in your chemistry work?

The hell haha. Exactly the same after watching Nielred I was like humm maybe he still makes videos haha

You're welcome! Btw does "reloader" have a special meaning in your phrasing? (I keep thinking RU-vid reuploaders but that can't be what you're talking about)

@@NurdRage just gun ammo reloading. Election years tend to cause a massive scare, and ammo prices tend to skyrocket or the ammo is just simply not there.

@@JoeSkylynx is nitric acid needed to reload ammo?

@@SoulDelSol it's about getting smokeless powder in its most basic forms.

@@JoeSkylynx You just had to go and mention using nitric acid for use in explosives, didn't you? :( Ever wonder why we amateur chemists even have to go through all these steps to make our own nitric acid instead of just buying it from the hardware store like in the good old days? Or why honest RU-vid chemists keep getting channel strikes for purely wholesome and educational content (whilst objectively offensive and hateful content is allowed to remain on RU-vid?) It's because of people like you whose first thought is to use any chemical for producing explosive substances. This is why we can't have nice things. When _I_ hear about nitric acid, my first thought is to use it for refining precious metals or as an oxidizer for liquid-fuel rockets. *Don't* try to make your own smokeless powder at home unless you relish the possibility of turning your barrel into a metal flower and place relatively little value on your hands and fingers. Considering how easy it is to blow up your firearm with an improper charge of _factory produced propellants_ or even to get other terrifying/undesirable results just by using the _wrong sort_ of powder (e.g. reloading rifle cartridges with pistol powder or mixing rifle and pistol powders), making your own smokeless powder to deal with high ammo prices is extremely foolish. To be fair, it wouldn't be hard to make rudimentary propellants like cordite, but good luck finding reliable data for reloading modern cartridges like .223 with cordite, given that that propellant has been obsolete since the sun finally set on the British Empire. And even once you have your cordite, you'd have a long and tortuous battery of trial-and-error experiments awaiting you: good luck figuring out the correct grain size, shape, and burn rate to achieve decent, consistent performance somewhere between squib loads and kabooms. And this is all while avoiding frightening accidents in the production stage such as runaway nitration and accidental ignition of reagents/products that have plagued even industrial ammo manufacturers over the years. If you somehow have the setup to produce high-quality, reliable, and consistent smokeless powder at home with a healthy margin of safety, then you probably have the means to either hire private security or to buy out every box of ammo in your preferred calibers within the tri-state area.

@@tfwmemedumpster I meant not some water purification, garden in beaker... Some good old chemistry. Waiting for sodium metal 😉

Well, there’s the ScienceMadness Wiki. Though maybe NurdRage could make his own wiki.

Well, there is www.orgsyn.org/

@@EarlofDestruction just organic tho and not indexed

OTC stuff should all be USP. So it shouldn't be contaminated.

OTC usually has inhibitors to stop the peroxide from degrading, but every brand is different.

making hydrogen peroxide is an absolute pain but in most places you can buy 35% peroxide, hell, here you can buy 50% unless you are european, otherwise good luck with your 12% peroxide at best

@@VerbenaIDK yeah, also surprisingly hard to find information on its synthetis One could say the same about sodium metal, but he managed to find a good solution for the home chemist Not easy to buy anything over %3 OTC without it having additives where I live

@@LateNightHacks well, ig you just have to deal with the peroxide you have h2o2 is extremely hard to make

@Ahapid KNO3/NaNO3 + NaHSO4 has a eutectic melting point of only 220°C.. so your safe, hope that helps =))

@Ahapid best of luck, this produces VAST amounts of NOx so be prepared :D

Hahaha if u don't have a pool it's normal that u don't know what it is

You and me both!

@@NurdRage Time to subvert and go Bio !

I suppose a barrel and the correct conditions/bio-matter would do it. Finding the Right conditions would need some Scientists with the Will to find out ... Maybe spawn a 'NurdRage Collective Project' e.g. your fans ?

On further research, NaNO3 is also a restricted substance in the UK and not easy to purchase, while you can buy it anywhere in mainland Europe no problem... fml

Really? Here in Sweden you find sodium nitrate in the herbs/spice section. And yes, it's pretty interesting that making concentrated nitric acid so easily.

I'm afraid that's not possible. Do not be sad: nitrogen oxides do not pollute the environment for a long time

Above 15% H2SO4 is now ban in all UE

and boil it down to get 98%, although most of the auto parts store I've went to don't want to sell it to individuals, but I found sulfuric acid drain opener, so sulfuric isn't a problem for me now.

very cool

Yes, but also ammonia. NH3 will not only destroy some of your HNO3, but it's also a waste of nitrogenous product -- better to use hydrogen peroxide which will actually create more nitric acid. The amount is small, but if you do this repeatedly and are very careful to keep the h2o2 scrubbing solution cold and in an amber (or opaque or foil-wrapped) bottle/flask, you can accumulate a decent amount of "extra" nitric acid over time. You'll probably have to reuse the scrubbing solution relatively quickly, though, as h2o2 is quite unstable (hence the cold-and- dark clause above) and I don't know how long it'll last once you start bubbling NOx through it. I'd imagine a few weeks at least, based on research I just made up in my head :)

it don't

No sodium atoms were harmed during the production of this video.