@0cheeseburga if you dont know what electrolysis is please dont try anything this guy is doing. Ever. You sound like an idiot. Especially since you typed that in the comment box and not the google search field.
@cloudwolfsa Fractional crystallisation of potassium nitrate from stale horse urine and compost was how they used to obtain the oxidant for combustible/explosive mixtures in Ye'olden days.
@BuzzTeddyHead Wow thanks... ummmm anyway I could obtain knowledge on this stuff???? No matter how far I've searched on the internet or in book stores either everything is up to date and have to buy...
@cloudwolfsa Well if all else fails you could break the piggy bank for a chemistry book. Theyre about 50 bucks. A used college book store is a good start. If that sounds like too much work for you, it probably is. Chemists make 100s of grand a year, do you? I doubt barnes and noble is going to have a book called KClO3 for dummies. if you dont know what diphenyl means or isomethyl, or words like that then you should learn more. there is no such thing as half assed chemistry
@cloudwolfsa I've quoted a book reference to that Bellend person in a response to one of their ignorant comments. I'm not sure how the library system works in the USA, but here, if you request a book they will order it in for you. Some of these old academic books cost a hell of a lot. Also you may want to research the old English friar Roger Bacon, who did a lot of work with saltpeter in the medieval age.
@BuzzTeddyHead Actually youre probably wrong, or your source is probably wrong.
What is stale horse urine? Imagine the task of getting a horse to pee in a container.
Do you know what fractional crystalization is?
put top soil into a sieve on top of wood ash and pour hot water through it. ta da. no urine required
Actually salt peter, as it was referred to in "ye olden days" is mined out of the ground. period. Boiling urine will eventually yield Phosphorous. thanks pbs
@blellblell In medieval Europe there were people employed specifically to collect urine from the towns folk who were ordered to leave it, by the crown, for collection. This was then used for the manufacture of potassium nitrate. Which is one of the most soluble nitrates.
Source - Joseph LeConte (1862). Instructions for the Manufacture of Saltpeter. Columbia, S.C.: South Carolina Military Department. p. 14. Retrieved 2007-10-19.
@BuzzTeddyHead Urine has been used in the manufacture of gunpowder. Urine, a nitrogen source, was used to moisten straw or other organic material, which was kept moist and allowed to rot for several months to over a year. The resulting salts were washed from the heap with water, which was evaporated to allow collection of crude saltpeter crystals, that were usually refined before being used in making gunpowder. From wikipedia. All you had to do was look child !!
Oh so its human urine now. Was it stale? Youre almost right. that was in the 1800s, not the middle ages. In the middle ages... 1270 was the middle ages right? they mined it and purified it. Period. no horse urine required. no human urine required. Google salt peter mine. Then look at wikipedia and read as much as you can in 30 seconds, finally, pat yourself on the back for being literate and at least partially as knowledgable as a competent 8th grader
@blellblell Your method of what you consider to be fractional crystallisation, would just simply create a solution composed of all the soluble chemicals reduced from the wood ash, mainly potassium carbonate. Fractional crystallisation is the process of precipitating out chemicals depending on their differing solubility. As nitrates are much more soluble than other chemicals in the mixture they will be the last to precipitate out of solution.
@BuzzTeddyHead What I consider fractional crystalization? no. I never said it was fractional crystalization. Ever. Im starting to get it now... you dont read. Im not going to debate objective reality with you. I know what fractional crystalization is. You already said salt peter is very soluble. it is. My process (i wouldnt say my... id say THE) works. Period. Tell me what to do with stale urine to make saltpeter.
OR, put water through topsoil then woodash, then boil the water
@blellblell As you know. Period. That saltpeter was mined from the ground. I shan't even bother telling you about the vast quantities of nitrate being collected from around the world from the guano of sea-birds. The Wars, the development of the Haber-Bosch process due to disruption of these shipping lanes etc. As you already seem to know it all. I do however, suggest you take your own advice from the comments above and buy a chemistry book. Then maybe take a giant leap and read it.
@cloudwolfsa so ummm.... like, no. Like, potassium chlorate is like um, an oxidizer.. and like, um... theres too many things that oxidize in nature.... and like... for the same, like, reason you cant find like, elemental aluminum but like, you can find like, bauxite ore, um... soooo.... like, you can find potassium... and like, chlorides. So um.... I hope that like, answered your stupid fucking like, question.... um. I still dont know what ninjas have to do with it.
Is there anyway this can be done with calcium hypochlorite found in pool shock? I have seen a few threads about this but the material seems sketchy at best. Or is there a possibility that you could heat the calcium hypochlorite with KCl to form postassium hypochlorite and then heat further to form the chlorate? Thanks.
the only prob I see here is the bleach makes nacl and naclo3 sol righ, then you decant off the naclo3 solution leaving solid salt, some nacl is in the solution is as the chlorate no? you dont chill first to drop it but add kcl to swap. seems like it is fighting to make more nacl when its already max in solution, but some how the clorate drops out now instead of the salt, which is in excess? why is it only the salt would drop the firs time and only chlorate precipitates the other time? thanks
@demnlordd666 and don't get me wrong I am not bitching or correcting. I just don't understand why it dropps out salt first but not later. the chlorate content never changes. but salt is present, then dropped, then con. sol. is added again and only the chlorate drops now? just plain confusing
@n8rman13 What? if its not molten, and you add sugar, you just made the classic solidox bomb as described in the A C B. Then if you add a spark youll definately get a violent decomposition reaction. I think another way to describe that reaction is an "explosion".
Probably not a good idea to encourage chlorates to decompose. Heat helps them decompose... im sure heating oxidizers has its purposes, but youre going to be waving hello with your elbows if you dont figure out that its a nono
@Randomviewer77 since youre stirring it they would be in suspension. Since theyre a precipitate they would be in suspension. They wouldnt be on the sides, the top, the edge or in any one place unless you stop stirring. Then depending on their density they either float or sink. They would be in suspension. Think snow globe.
I did this experiment, and when bleach is boiled precipitated sodium chloride had brown colour and i mixed solution with KCl and there was no KClO3. From 500ml of 5% NaClO i got about 30 ml of NaClO3 solution. Is possible that NaClO3 decomposed from solution?
@nikola96uf You probably don't have pure sodium hypochlorite bleach but contaminated with other stuff (like perfumes and so on). At least where I live, the best bleach I can get is the blue Danklorix bottle which has 2.8% NaOCl.
@neodymiumpain Don't put consumer grade "pyrex" on a stovetop or hot plate. Either get lab grade borosilicate pyrex labware, or put the consumer grade stuff in the microwave. A microwave oven works fine for this process. Also I'd highly recommend chem resistant coveralls, gloves, faceshield and a respirator for anyone trying this, you are working with boiling bleach.
Question: I do not understand a step, which is made with potassium chloride?, poured into water and boil? or only mixed potassium chloride water and let it sit?
@jazerazo You can boil the solution to saturation, then cool it to well below 0 Celsius and most of the NaCl will precipitate out. Evaporating the remaining liquid will yield somewhat contaminated NaClO3 crystals. It's better to perform the metathesis reaction with KCl and precipitate KClO3, as it will come out of solution at a higher temperature than KCl and can simply be collected through filtration. KClO3 is also much less hygroscopic and therefore more useful in practical applications.
In place of salt substitute you can get potassium chloride from fertiliser M.O.P (muriate of potash) which is almost pure and i buyed in india 50 kilogram for 5$ only
hey nurdrage !!!!!! i have a question for you.... what do you mix the salt substitute in to make the saturated solution????? please answer me man, thanks
@yoongies There is a big difference! Chlorate is ClO3- with chlorine in the +5 oxidation state, while perchlorate is ClO4- with chlorine in the +7 oxidation state. chlorate is cheap and easy to make. While perchlorate is a bit more expensive but is much more stable and slightly more powerful. You should never use anything sulfur related with chlorate as trace acids with in the sulfur form highly unstable chloric acid, but you can use sulfur with perchlorate as perchloric acid isn't so unstable.
@Narutopuneet please tell me the procedure. i am thinking that if i can use calcium hypochlorate and then heat it up to make calcium chlorate and calcium chloride then filter out the liquid add nacl to solution make sodium chlorate crystals will this happen please tell me
would this work with regular salt (sodium chloride) instead of sodium free salt (potassium chloride) to give you sodium chlorate instead of potassium chlorate?
would this work with regular salt (sodium chloride) instead of sodium free salt (potassium chloride) to give you sodium chloride instead of potassium chloride?
in the experiments requiring potassium, couldnt you use instead of that salt substitute a potassium supplement you can purchase in almost every pharmacy?
Hello nurdrage! all your videos are freaking awesome! I will love to know if you are still planning on doing potassium chlorate through electrolysis. As you said that it was still more effective... Smoke bomb time baby!! :D
@abomb757 I tried it, I ended up with many crystaline lumps with the consistancy of burned sugar, the stuff doesn't really come off with steel wool.
(I later boiled sodium hydroxide with some interesting additives in the pan, the pan is now sitting inside a government-designated toxic waste disposal unit).
hello Nurdrage, today I make some potassium chlorate from bleach, I mix it with sugar and it works. I am really happy now, and would like to thank you for adding this video. Please make any video soon, I would really like to know how to make electrodes for chlorates and making electrolysis cell.
Hi mr. NERD RAGE, Thanks 4 all your vids. I do have a question 4 u tho on this video. i have done the experiment and got the crystals, cleaned them with metho, let them dry, mixed them with sugar bout 50/50 and lit them with fuse but it only burnt with a bright yellow to white flame so i am not sure why i could not see the tell tail purple flame of potassium. i used pool bleach 125g/l sodium hypochlorite and kcl 97-98% and did the experiment as u say. Why am i not seeing purple flame?
When the two solutions are combined, are they both hot or cold? Also, if I start with 1 litre of bleach, how far do I need to boil it before it is ready? 250ml? 100ml?
@Narutopuneet no you can not use potassium oxide. potassium oxide would react with water anyway to form potassium hydroxide. how ever you can make potassium chloride from it by reacting a solution of it with hydrochloric acid.
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I did the experiment myself, however as I did not have a burner-pad, I cooked it closely over a really hot wood fire. I ended up with an almost iron-oxide colored solution, and after emptying it into the potassium chloride solution the crystals in the bottom of the can it was boiled in were the colour of burned sugar. Did I over/undercook it, Use too impure bleach, not use a hot enough fire, or some other factor?
hey nurdrage! got a question... i was experementing a little and realized that if you mix polyvinle alcohol (fake tears) and salt subsitute it will get very cold. can you plz tell me why it does that?
Great video cant wait for the electrolysis video. I have seen others but i would prefer one from you guys as you seem like a reliable source. keep up the good work.
Hello, could someone help me please? im trying to get sodium chlorate by electrolysis of a hot sodium chloride + water solution. Im using a car battery for power and two carbon rods from old D cell batterys, should this be ok? Iv'e tried and the result's have not been to promising. Any help would be very welcome. Thank you.
@experthe that was just what I was wondering. The only way of separation of chlorides I found is with silver nitrate. Silver forms a non-soluble-in-water white substance of silver chloride which can be then filtered out. This is use, to check the presence of chlorides though, and is not so much usable to 'purify', since silver is very costly.
Not true. I was producing some Potassium Chlorate myself, and for maximum sodium chloride solubility in water I used near-boiling water. The results yeilded a significand increase in solubility, I was able to add in at least one extra tablespoon of chloride in a 700ml solution.
Excuse me, Dr. Butyl Lithium. This MAY be completely unrelated, but do you have an address where I can send a letter to? I have an assignment where I need to write about one of today's leaders, and I chose you. :D
If I don't turn in my letter in time, I'll be forced to accept a late grade and to switch leaders.
I really enjoy all of nurdrage's videos, but I must ask (and please do not take offence to this) why are most of your videos taped in a place that makes it look like you're using a meth lab?
I newly know that Potassium is more attracted to Chlorine than the Sodium.
because Na has 0.9 electronegativity and K has 0.8 then Cl has 3.1 Na+Cl has 0.9:3.1 ratio of electnegativity while K+Cl has a 0.8+3.1 which is far ratio. Then that means K are attracted more to Cl because K has low electronegativity than the Na which means K easily gives up Electrons easily than the Na because the lower electronegativity, the more it gives easily electrons to Cl.
the gas is colorless and irritant
sekterboy9 3 days ago
when i put my sodium free salt gas is produced in pretty large quantities. what is wrong? plz answer
sekterboy9 3 days ago
Sweet! now i can go make a bomb
DarknightVader 5 days ago
excuse me not to sound like an idiot, but, wtf is electrolysis?
0cheeseburga 6 days ago
@0cheeseburga if you dont know what electrolysis is please dont try anything this guy is doing. Ever. You sound like an idiot. Especially since you typed that in the comment box and not the google search field.
What you could do is pay attention in 4th grade.
blellblell 3 days ago
Soooo.... ummm.... Like Ninjas didn't have all of this advanced stuff so like is there anyway to do it from nature
cloudwolfsa 1 week ago
@cloudwolfsa Fractional crystallisation of potassium nitrate from stale horse urine and compost was how they used to obtain the oxidant for combustible/explosive mixtures in Ye'olden days.
BuzzTeddyHead 1 week ago
@BuzzTeddyHead Wow thanks... ummmm anyway I could obtain knowledge on this stuff???? No matter how far I've searched on the internet or in book stores either everything is up to date and have to buy...
cloudwolfsa 1 week ago
@cloudwolfsa Well if all else fails you could break the piggy bank for a chemistry book. Theyre about 50 bucks. A used college book store is a good start. If that sounds like too much work for you, it probably is. Chemists make 100s of grand a year, do you? I doubt barnes and noble is going to have a book called KClO3 for dummies. if you dont know what diphenyl means or isomethyl, or words like that then you should learn more. there is no such thing as half assed chemistry
blellblell 3 days ago
@cloudwolfsa I've quoted a book reference to that Bellend person in a response to one of their ignorant comments. I'm not sure how the library system works in the USA, but here, if you request a book they will order it in for you. Some of these old academic books cost a hell of a lot. Also you may want to research the old English friar Roger Bacon, who did a lot of work with saltpeter in the medieval age.
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@BuzzTeddyHead Actually youre probably wrong, or your source is probably wrong.
What is stale horse urine? Imagine the task of getting a horse to pee in a container.
Do you know what fractional crystalization is?
put top soil into a sieve on top of wood ash and pour hot water through it. ta da. no urine required
Actually salt peter, as it was referred to in "ye olden days" is mined out of the ground. period. Boiling urine will eventually yield Phosphorous. thanks pbs
blellblell 3 days ago
@blellblell In medieval Europe there were people employed specifically to collect urine from the towns folk who were ordered to leave it, by the crown, for collection. This was then used for the manufacture of potassium nitrate. Which is one of the most soluble nitrates.
Source - Joseph LeConte (1862). Instructions for the Manufacture of Saltpeter. Columbia, S.C.: South Carolina Military Department. p. 14. Retrieved 2007-10-19.
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@BuzzTeddyHead Urine has been used in the manufacture of gunpowder. Urine, a nitrogen source, was used to moisten straw or other organic material, which was kept moist and allowed to rot for several months to over a year. The resulting salts were washed from the heap with water, which was evaporated to allow collection of crude saltpeter crystals, that were usually refined before being used in making gunpowder. From wikipedia. All you had to do was look child !!
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@BuzzTeddyHead
Oh so its human urine now. Was it stale? Youre almost right. that was in the 1800s, not the middle ages. In the middle ages... 1270 was the middle ages right? they mined it and purified it. Period. no horse urine required. no human urine required. Google salt peter mine. Then look at wikipedia and read as much as you can in 30 seconds, finally, pat yourself on the back for being literate and at least partially as knowledgable as a competent 8th grader
blellblell 2 days ago
@blellblell Your method of what you consider to be fractional crystallisation, would just simply create a solution composed of all the soluble chemicals reduced from the wood ash, mainly potassium carbonate. Fractional crystallisation is the process of precipitating out chemicals depending on their differing solubility. As nitrates are much more soluble than other chemicals in the mixture they will be the last to precipitate out of solution.
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@BuzzTeddyHead What I consider fractional crystalization? no. I never said it was fractional crystalization. Ever. Im starting to get it now... you dont read. Im not going to debate objective reality with you. I know what fractional crystalization is. You already said salt peter is very soluble. it is. My process (i wouldnt say my... id say THE) works. Period. Tell me what to do with stale urine to make saltpeter.
OR, put water through topsoil then woodash, then boil the water
blellblell 2 days ago
@blellblell As you know. Period. That saltpeter was mined from the ground. I shan't even bother telling you about the vast quantities of nitrate being collected from around the world from the guano of sea-birds. The Wars, the development of the Haber-Bosch process due to disruption of these shipping lanes etc. As you already seem to know it all. I do however, suggest you take your own advice from the comments above and buy a chemistry book. Then maybe take a giant leap and read it.
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@blellblell If only your knowledge base was as expanded as your inflated sense of self importance. You would truly be a genius.
BuzzTeddyHead 3 days ago
@cloudwolfsa so ummm.... like, no. Like, potassium chlorate is like um, an oxidizer.. and like, um... theres too many things that oxidize in nature.... and like... for the same, like, reason you cant find like, elemental aluminum but like, you can find like, bauxite ore, um... soooo.... like, you can find potassium... and like, chlorides. So um.... I hope that like, answered your stupid fucking like, question.... um. I still dont know what ninjas have to do with it.
blellblell 3 days ago
real life walter white
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@shenlong0 Hardly. Walter white wouldnt make KClO3, hed make KClO4. Guess why.
thats perchlorate... im just saying, he was playing with fulminate... stands to reason
blellblell 3 days ago
@NurdRage
Is there anyway this can be done with calcium hypochlorite found in pool shock? I have seen a few threads about this but the material seems sketchy at best. Or is there a possibility that you could heat the calcium hypochlorite with KCl to form postassium hypochlorite and then heat further to form the chlorate? Thanks.
usmguy1234 2 weeks ago
how much no salt and water did you mix together?
lolkilljoy 2 weeks ago
warning to all youtube users i boiled the bleach in a steel pot this will ruin the pot and your bleach
MegaScienceguru 2 weeks ago
@MegaScienceguru i didthe same thing.... not my smartest moment
Freki1000 2 weeks ago
the only prob I see here is the bleach makes nacl and naclo3 sol righ, then you decant off the naclo3 solution leaving solid salt, some nacl is in the solution is as the chlorate no? you dont chill first to drop it but add kcl to swap. seems like it is fighting to make more nacl when its already max in solution, but some how the clorate drops out now instead of the salt, which is in excess? why is it only the salt would drop the firs time and only chlorate precipitates the other time? thanks
demnlordd666 2 weeks ago
@demnlordd666 and don't get me wrong I am not bitching or correcting. I just don't understand why it dropps out salt first but not later. the chlorate content never changes. but salt is present, then dropped, then con. sol. is added again and only the chlorate drops now? just plain confusing
demnlordd666 2 weeks ago
when you have sodium chlorate cant you just add sugar and make a fire explosion
elflordbob1 3 weeks ago
@elflordbob1 you mean potassium chlorate?? and yes, if the kcl03 is molten and you add sugar you wil get a quite violent reaction
n8rman13 1 week ago
@n8rman13
it works with both i think
sodium chlorate and potassium chlorate
elflordbob1 1 week ago
@n8rman13 What? if its not molten, and you add sugar, you just made the classic solidox bomb as described in the A C B. Then if you add a spark youll definately get a violent decomposition reaction. I think another way to describe that reaction is an "explosion".
Probably not a good idea to encourage chlorates to decompose. Heat helps them decompose... im sure heating oxidizers has its purposes, but youre going to be waving hello with your elbows if you dont figure out that its a nono
blellblell 3 days ago
What does he mean by ''until you see crystals forming'' Where will they form?
Randomviewer77 3 weeks ago
@Randomviewer77 On the sides probably
tomek123kotek 3 weeks ago
@Randomviewer77 since youre stirring it they would be in suspension. Since theyre a precipitate they would be in suspension. They wouldnt be on the sides, the top, the edge or in any one place unless you stop stirring. Then depending on their density they either float or sink. They would be in suspension. Think snow globe.
blellblell 2 days ago
Make it before my 14th birthday!
mcwario13 1 month ago
I don't know what the hell i'm gonna do with potassium chlorate, but i'm gonna make it!
kineticwaffles 1 month ago
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flametiger2 1 month ago
I did this experiment, and when bleach is boiled precipitated sodium chloride had brown colour and i mixed solution with KCl and there was no KClO3. From 500ml of 5% NaClO i got about 30 ml of NaClO3 solution. Is possible that NaClO3 decomposed from solution?
nikola96uf 1 month ago
@nikola96uf You probably don't have pure sodium hypochlorite bleach but contaminated with other stuff (like perfumes and so on). At least where I live, the best bleach I can get is the blue Danklorix bottle which has 2.8% NaOCl.
bla287 2 weeks ago
yes we would appreciate an electrolysis video please =)
SargentLimpDick 1 month ago
electrolysis please
bigs996 1 month ago
This procedure shattered on of my expensive pyrex dishes! What should I use instead?
neodymiumpain 2 months ago
This procedure shattered on of my expensive pyrex dishes!
neodymiumpain 2 months ago
@neodymiumpain Don't put consumer grade "pyrex" on a stovetop or hot plate. Either get lab grade borosilicate pyrex labware, or put the consumer grade stuff in the microwave. A microwave oven works fine for this process. Also I'd highly recommend chem resistant coveralls, gloves, faceshield and a respirator for anyone trying this, you are working with boiling bleach.
skunkworks1337 1 month ago
Question: I do not understand a step, which is made with potassium chloride?, poured into water and boil? or only mixed potassium chloride water and let it sit?
jheduart 2 months ago
can you just light it instead of using acid
bmxkidd97 2 months ago
you haven't made it with electrolysis yet , so make it!!!
mcwario13 3 months ago
Make the damn electrolysis
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In Lithuania it cost 8 GB per kg, my friend is selling :)
labchemo 3 months ago
would'nt sodium chlorate work as an oxidizer anyway? also, how would i do this with powder bleach stuff?
flamingchucknorris 3 months ago
@flamingchucknorris mix bleach and water,i think it will work.
MrSamuli1000 3 months ago
Nerdrage....how would I be able to produce the perchlorate? (making rockets)
matchbox2022 3 months ago
@matchbox2022 you take the solution before cooled downand mix with 3% or more hydrogen peroxied then stir vigorously then cool
mcwario13 3 months ago
you haven't made it with electrolysis yet , so make it!!!
mcwario13 4 months ago 6
It's sodium hypochlorite bleach right???
jakey364 4 months ago
Question: If I boil the sodium chlorate solution, having removed the sodium chloride crystals, will I get sodium chlorate crystals?
jazerazo 4 months ago
@jazerazo You can boil the solution to saturation, then cool it to well below 0 Celsius and most of the NaCl will precipitate out. Evaporating the remaining liquid will yield somewhat contaminated NaClO3 crystals. It's better to perform the metathesis reaction with KCl and precipitate KClO3, as it will come out of solution at a higher temperature than KCl and can simply be collected through filtration. KClO3 is also much less hygroscopic and therefore more useful in practical applications.
CanadianPyro1 4 months ago
@CanadianPyro1 Thanks a lot for the info!
jazerazo 4 months ago
Can I use a substitute for KCl?
Mitractabal 4 months ago
what potassium chloride percentage in the solution?
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This is cool But can you explain to me the difference between potassium chlorate , potassium nitrate and potassium chloride
btw awesome videos
pira1300 4 months ago
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pira1300 4 months ago
what is this for???
mcwario13 4 months ago
@mcwario13 to fight tooth decay.
jjtheslayer69 4 months ago
@jjtheslayer69 really?
mcwario13 4 months ago
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I'm going to call you Heisenberg.
StrikeTeam23 4 months ago
what about pottassium perchlorate?
mcwario13 4 months ago
You make Bill Nye look like a child
escout123 4 months ago
@escout123 You should have said "Dumb" instead of "Child."
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@1tobedoneX or less intelligent
randomsmartasian15 4 months ago
What is the name of the glass container you used boil the bleach in the beginning of the video?
Toohigia 4 months ago
@Toohigia The contain he used to boil the bleach is a crystallizing dish.
purplemutantas 2 months ago
What is the name of the glass container you used boil the bleach in the beginning of the video?
Toohigia 4 months ago
You should do one on Cyanide.
TheEnglishAtheist1 4 months ago
Can you light it with a propane torch? Does the sulfuric acid have to be concentrated?
jarheadwithm16 4 months ago
@jarheadwithm16 ya pretty much any flame will ignite the mixture. Only use H2SO4 if you need to know if the oxidizer is actually KClO3.
spotlightman1234 4 months ago
I HAVE Potassium perchlorate and others chemicals (In EU) labchemo@gmail.com :)))
labchemo 4 months ago
i think this channel is watched by a lot of terrorist
omgitsharvey1 4 months ago
In place of salt substitute you can get potassium chloride from fertiliser M.O.P (muriate of potash) which is almost pure and i buyed in india 50 kilogram for 5$ only
Narutopuneet 5 months ago
hey nurdrage !!!!!! i have a question for you.... what do you mix the salt substitute in to make the saturated solution????? please answer me man, thanks
brassmonkey740 5 months ago
@brassmonkey740 to make a saturated solution you just mix the kcl with water until it doesn't dissolve anymore, this is why it's called saturated...
46564364 5 months ago
@nurdrage alright so i have to mix it in water, thanks
brassmonkey740 5 months ago
great vid, very usfull info
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is it necessary to use only glass equipments for boiling
Narutopuneet 5 months ago
@Narutopuneet yes, you can try stainless steel but it might corrode
46564364 5 months ago
thumbs up if nurdrage is the most awesome chemist on youtube
brassmonkey740 5 months ago 349
@brassmonkey740 and the most awesome chemist anywhere on the internet
iAMaDrugAddict 2 months ago
@brassmonkey740 i think, in my opinion, it's between nurdrage and householdhacker. i'll let you decide
shipuuden73 2 weeks ago
@brassmonkey740 totaly true he has the best videos and i always know what to do afther i watched his video
ThePokerTour 2 weeks ago
what in the world did you mix the salt substitute with to make a saturated solution man!!!!
brassmonkey740 5 months ago
what in the world do you mix the salt substitute with to make a saturated solution man!!!!!!!
brassmonkey740 5 months ago
Yay! now i know how to *cough**cough*kill*cough**cough* a gummy bear!
sketchingrose88 5 months ago
how many grams of potassium chlorate did you get when you made this video? what yields can I expect?
cwgumby 5 months ago
@cwgumby depends on your bleach concentration, and how long you cool/boil the solutions etc.
MegaChemboy 5 months ago
is potassium perchlorate the same as potassium chlorate or is there a slight difference? and is this stuff safe to handle?
yoongies 5 months ago
@yoongies There is a big difference! Chlorate is ClO3- with chlorine in the +5 oxidation state, while perchlorate is ClO4- with chlorine in the +7 oxidation state. chlorate is cheap and easy to make. While perchlorate is a bit more expensive but is much more stable and slightly more powerful. You should never use anything sulfur related with chlorate as trace acids with in the sulfur form highly unstable chloric acid, but you can use sulfur with perchlorate as perchloric acid isn't so unstable.
spotlightman1234 5 months ago
hi! good job; we see this salt cristallize with a good yeld !
End firing for the fun!
ralbiruni 5 months ago
Is this your legit voice??
clevrsnowmen 5 months ago
FAKE THIS SHIT DONT WORK!!!
jamecrowley 6 months ago
@jamecrowley Your grammar doesn't work. You should get that checked out.
utube8353 5 months ago
@utube8353 YO MOM DONT WORK BITCH
jamecrowley 5 months ago
@jamecrowley Haha, okay child. Whatever you say.
utube8353 5 months ago
@jamecrowley She works at my house lmfao.
FirstOneReady 5 months ago
@FirstOneReady LMAO his mom be doing my dishes
jamecrowley 5 months ago
Can i use potassium hydroxide KOH in place of potassium chloride KCl
Narutopuneet 6 months ago
@Narutopuneet yes, but that's a HUGE waste, as KOH is much much more expensive then KCl.
spotlightman1234 6 months ago
Can i use CaOCl2 thats is calcium bleach in place of sodium hypochlorate
Narutopuneet 6 months ago
@Narutopuneet yes but the procedure is much different.
spotlightman1234 6 months ago
@Narutopuneet please tell me the procedure. i am thinking that if i can use calcium hypochlorate and then heat it up to make calcium chlorate and calcium chloride then filter out the liquid add nacl to solution make sodium chlorate crystals will this happen please tell me
Narutopuneet 5 months ago
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would this work with regular salt (sodium chloride) instead of sodium free salt (potassium chloride) to give you sodium chlorate instead of potassium chlorate?
720moorhsum 6 months ago
would this work with regular salt (sodium chloride) instead of sodium free salt (potassium chloride) to give you sodium chloride instead of potassium chloride?
720moorhsum 6 months ago
Is this safe? because KClO3 is a nasty oxidixer and can be unstable.
Thanks
99Chemicals 6 months ago
why is your voice disgused? lmfao its so useless and makes it hard to understand. its not like you're making meth here
lamochila66 6 months ago
this shit is fake ive done it a thousand times it dont work
jamecrowley 6 months ago
How about making Potassium Perchlorate
rem0709 6 months ago
How much KClO3 did you get in the end?
redsupersquirrel 6 months ago
Can i use potassium oxide mixed with water in place of kcl i have 68%k2o can i mix it with water then with boiled bleach solution
Narutopuneet 6 months ago
Where the other vid?
uglybuddy6 6 months ago
@uglybuddy6 this guy is fronton hes never gonna make the other video
jamecrowley 6 months ago
what happens if you boil it too long?
nickjoy109 6 months ago
in the experiments requiring potassium, couldnt you use instead of that salt substitute a potassium supplement you can purchase in almost every pharmacy?
somtyer890 6 months ago
does sodium chlorate behave like potassium chlorate? like does it oxidize stuff?
so can we just transfer the solution after boiling and evaporate it?
EPICGUYDUDE 7 months ago
@EPICGUYDUDE no there is a lot of sodium chloride in it.
spotlightman1234 6 months ago
Hello nurdrage! all your videos are freaking awesome! I will love to know if you are still planning on doing potassium chlorate through electrolysis. As you said that it was still more effective... Smoke bomb time baby!! :D
bluetorch13 7 months ago
i understand nothing in these videos but watch all of them any way
zipzapzupify 7 months ago 59
@zipzapzupify perhaps you will learn something then
smokescreenninjato 4 months ago
can this procedure be done in a metal pan?
abomb757 7 months ago
@abomb757 I tried it, I ended up with many crystaline lumps with the consistancy of burned sugar, the stuff doesn't really come off with steel wool.
(I later boiled sodium hydroxide with some interesting additives in the pan, the pan is now sitting inside a government-designated toxic waste disposal unit).
HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 6 months ago
hello Nurdrage, today I make some potassium chlorate from bleach, I mix it with sugar and it works. I am really happy now, and would like to thank you for adding this video. Please make any video soon, I would really like to know how to make electrodes for chlorates and making electrolysis cell.
ps.thank you.
UTubeisSHIT523441 7 months ago
Hi mr. NERD RAGE, Thanks 4 all your vids. I do have a question 4 u tho on this video. i have done the experiment and got the crystals, cleaned them with metho, let them dry, mixed them with sugar bout 50/50 and lit them with fuse but it only burnt with a bright yellow to white flame so i am not sure why i could not see the tell tail purple flame of potassium. i used pool bleach 125g/l sodium hypochlorite and kcl 97-98% and did the experiment as u say. Why am i not seeing purple flame?
crackerzaz 7 months ago
hello can you show me and the ppl watching you where to get lquidnaitrogen
da7oOoOmy5 7 months ago
When the two solutions are combined, are they both hot or cold? Also, if I start with 1 litre of bleach, how far do I need to boil it before it is ready? 250ml? 100ml?
Thanks
likmahchoda 7 months ago
may i use any other source of potassium instead of potassium chloride i have potassium oxide please tell me if i can use potassium oxide
Narutopuneet 7 months ago
@Narutopuneet no you can not use potassium oxide. potassium oxide would react with water anyway to form potassium hydroxide. how ever you can make potassium chloride from it by reacting a solution of it with hydrochloric acid.
spotlightman1234 7 months ago
Hey nurdrage i think this can important for you and other..
:The relativ atom masses are to handel (addit) with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass, divide it by the number of atoms and verb they paralell to the exactly ratio you want. You can to addit the sames atoms before do the paralell verbs.
It is a kind of magic sure.
Amazon.de sell an periodensystem with relative atommasses and more (study knowledge).
I like the texas instrument calculators (not the cheapest.)
getdown1983 7 months ago
@getdown1983
The cat sours the basil. Yes?
NKL005 7 months ago
Hey nurdrage,
I did the experiment myself, however as I did not have a burner-pad, I cooked it closely over a really hot wood fire. I ended up with an almost iron-oxide colored solution, and after emptying it into the potassium chloride solution the crystals in the bottom of the can it was boiled in were the colour of burned sugar. Did I over/undercook it, Use too impure bleach, not use a hot enough fire, or some other factor?
HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 7 months ago
wheres the electrolysis???????
muhammadyousuf1 7 months ago
Ooooooooooh yeah disproportionation BOOYAKASHA
944Nima 7 months ago
hey nurdrage! got a question... i was experementing a little and realized that if you mix polyvinle alcohol (fake tears) and salt subsitute it will get very cold. can you plz tell me why it does that?
Ilovelazers 8 months ago
At which stage is the chlorine gas produced?
(I would like some for my element collection)
HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 8 months ago
@HLiNaKRbCsFrUun There are definatly better ways to make chlorine.
Use some hydrochloric acid and bleach to make chlorine
99Chemicals 6 months ago
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likmahchoda 8 months ago
Great video cant wait for the electrolysis video. I have seen others but i would prefer one from you guys as you seem like a reliable source. keep up the good work.
chemistry rulez
13mandit13 8 months ago
Make HF
ells914 8 months ago
Hello, could someone help me please? im trying to get sodium chlorate by electrolysis of a hot sodium chloride + water solution. Im using a car battery for power and two carbon rods from old D cell batterys, should this be ok? Iv'e tried and the result's have not been to promising. Any help would be very welcome. Thank you.
edvardthegr8 8 months ago
Great vid. How pure Is the potassium chlorate, and about how much does this yield ? -thanks
GrumpySchobe 8 months ago
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Can everybody throw this over ouer planet please for good!:
The relativ atom masses are to handel (addit) with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass and so the exactly ratioes.
Example: The molecular mass divide by the number of atoms and then verb paralell to ratiomasses you want.
Peace please.
getdown1983 8 months ago
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getdown1983 8 months ago
Really like your information
handrews211 9 months ago
Great work! Keep it up!
ton321 9 months ago
Just wondering, but isn't this a carcinogen? I know potassium perchlorate is one
allthingsdestructive 9 months ago
I was wondering, is there a way to separate the sodium chloride from the sodium chlorate?
experthe 9 months ago
@experthe that was just what I was wondering. The only way of separation of chlorides I found is with silver nitrate. Silver forms a non-soluble-in-water white substance of silver chloride which can be then filtered out. This is use, to check the presence of chlorides though, and is not so much usable to 'purify', since silver is very costly.
UTubeisSHIT523441 9 months ago
@experthe not really as sodium chlorate is very soluble, even in cold water, and sodium chloride's solubility doesn't change much with temperature.
spotlightman1234 8 months ago
@spotlightman1234
Not true. I was producing some Potassium Chlorate myself, and for maximum sodium chloride solubility in water I used near-boiling water. The results yeilded a significand increase in solubility, I was able to add in at least one extra tablespoon of chloride in a 700ml solution.
HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 7 months ago
could I mix a solution of sodium chlorate from weed killer with a solution of potassium chloride and get the same results?
mach352 9 months ago
Excuse me, Dr. Butyl Lithium. This MAY be completely unrelated, but do you have an address where I can send a letter to? I have an assignment where I need to write about one of today's leaders, and I chose you. :D
If I don't turn in my letter in time, I'll be forced to accept a late grade and to switch leaders.
DarkPikaruto 9 months ago
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HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 7 months ago
@HLiNaKRbCsFrUun I understand that, actually. I believe the N in his name is his actual surname.
DarkPikaruto 5 months ago
Can you use iron pot for this one?
UTubeisSHIT523441 9 months ago
what is the potassium chloride solution ........salt and water?
matt1648 9 months ago
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HLiNaKRbCsFrUun 7 months ago
okay what about using the powdered form of bleach containing a higher quantity of sodium hypochlorite?
alphaquasar 9 months ago
"One crossed wire, one wayward pinch of potassium chlorate, one errant twitch...and kablooie!" - Demoman
BasicEvil18 9 months ago
did you ever get around to making the potassium chlorate by electrolysis video?
ILoveGirlsInGlasses 9 months ago
@ILoveGirlsInGlasses :[ no i don't think he will.
Digadogup 9 months ago
would this work if you use calcium hyperchlorite(aq) and mix it with potassium chloride? or does calcium hyperchloride not decompose?
Digadogup 9 months ago
i have a question can u make potassium chlorate from potassium permanganate?
prath623 9 months ago
I really enjoy all of nurdrage's videos, but I must ask (and please do not take offence to this) why are most of your videos taped in a place that makes it look like you're using a meth lab?
NegaSyrus5000 9 months ago
@NegaSyrus5000 yea, every laboratory is a meth lab
thawdani 9 months ago
can you buy potassium chloride?
NitroEthanol 9 months ago
I newly know that Potassium is more attracted to Chlorine than the Sodium.
because Na has 0.9 electronegativity and K has 0.8 then Cl has 3.1 Na+Cl has 0.9:3.1 ratio of electnegativity while K+Cl has a 0.8+3.1 which is far ratio. Then that means K are attracted more to Cl because K has low electronegativity than the Na which means K easily gives up Electrons easily than the Na because the lower electronegativity, the more it gives easily electrons to Cl.
Correct me if I'm wrong =) Ty
Lloydy9101 10 months ago
and now, POP IN A GUMMY BEAR!
XTrevvion 10 months ago
what's the potassium chloride proportion needs to be used for bleach?
90997ytrgfbjkhj 10 months ago
and how did he make the saturate the potassium??????????
itdoesntmatter30 10 months ago
What chlorine bleach did he use?
itdoesntmatter30 10 months ago
can you make a video on how to make1,3,5-Trinitroperhydro-1,3,5-triazine
tacoman8200 10 months ago
@tacoman8200
Nurdrage doesn't make HEs. Try googling RDX synthesis!
mewrox99 10 months ago