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Laboratory Tips Safety proceedures, test reagents, drilling rubber stoppers, bending glass tubes, etc. Contributed to by chemists.

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Old 2003-06-23, 09:42
PurpleHaze420 PurpleHaze420 is offline
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Default Ammonium Sulfate

Hey guys i im a newb was wondering if you can use Ammonium Sulfate insted of Ammonium Nitrate to make NH3. If so should i use the same ratio of sodium hydroxide and water as i would if i was trying to make it with ammonium nitrate?
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Old 2003-06-23, 11:00
SliM SliM is offline
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Default Re: Ammonium Sulfate

Dude dude..... look!

SULPHATE--(sulphur) NITRATE--(nitrogen)

Yes just add the same amount of peroxide

to your sulphate and you will be able to

make exactly what you are trying to with the

nitrate absolutely go for it...

Later MINdZ
 
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