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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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#1
 2008-07-11, 07:44 |
Dragonsthrone 
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 Nitrous Oxide Generator
I don't know much more than high school chemistry and I was wondering if this set up would work. http://i27.tinypic.com/vdnyv.jpg
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#2
2008-07-11, 10:06 |
DiamondX
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Re: Nitrous Oxide Generator
It should. Spl1ff actually posted that on post 13 of this thread: https://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2120181&highlight=nitrous+oxide
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#3
2008-07-12, 07:18 |
fishtea
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Re: Nitrous Oxide Generator
Is there a safer alternative to using Ammonium nitrate?
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#4
2008-07-12, 10:18 |
blacklung
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Re: Nitrous Oxide Generator
I'd watch out for suck-back action. Can you imagine all of that base getting sucked back into that flask full of HCl? catastrophe begging to take place.
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#5
2008-07-12, 12:06 |
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Re: Nitrous Oxide Generator
^ invest in 'ONE WAY VALVES' - eliminates suckback or use an empty in-line flask to catch any suck back etc etc
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