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  • this is stupid, cause you dont mention the molarity of the two fluids.... so... this doesnt actually make sense unless you are using solutions with the same molarity.

  • what would happen if you eat it?

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  • @2860dopeshit It's used as a food additive, mildy acidic salt. But have you ever eaten table salt straight up? not good, I wouldn't do it

  • awesome

  • Great presentation. Why would anybody end up with a drak colored sand like substance in AAMCL?

  • I am going to try to precipitate using alcohol and cold. 

  • Do u happen to know the concentration of each, by any chances?? Think that common HCl is around 31, 32 % or 20 Bé. N houseold ammonia around 10%?? Am I right?? Do we have to completly neutralize each other, to get a better yeld??

  • It's been a while since I was searching for NH4Cl formation. Others wasn't that complete. Tried it by my self n couldn't get some cause I only kept it forming in gaseous form. Tnk u ALOT!! Same thing for the Providone. Tried it with HCl n H2O2, but, don't know why didn't think about getting the salt out of it before. Always got the brown ''rubber'' n not much Iodine. Anyway, I'm a fan since ur debut, so keep the good work!!!!!!!!

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  • hi plz can u tel me ammonia dagree and acid dagree i use i have moreee dagree percent ammonia............

  • @MrTALAL110 *degree

  • Great video, very clear.

  • hi!

    How can i make the crystals into a solid block, like a soap?

  • im trying to make about 2 grams of ammoniom chloride for a chemistry lab.....do you know about how much of each substance I should use?

  • @lilmzpink7 Use stoichiometry.

  • thank you this is a great help to my applied science work :)

  • it is used to convert platinum in solution into platinum ammonium chloride salt, which can then have the ammonia driven off by heat.

  • what are some uses of ammonium chloride besides making ammonium perchlorate and ammonia gas?

  • @maxx1231 We use it on liquorice(apparently this makes no sense to anyone outside of the nordic countries...), as an expectorant in cough medicine and as flux in solder.

  • One tip - if your household ammonia has "surficant" or any additives, you can gently heat it in a stoppered flask with a tube, and bubble the liberated ammonia gas through another beaker containing HCl.

  • just wanted to point out that ammonia is actually sold as ammonium hydroxide NH4OH, if it was NH3 you really wouldnt want to mess with it...

  • @starshock01: Either way, the reaction yields the same thing:

    NH4OH + HCl--> H2O + NH4Cl.

  • @pyropakman right, this is the combination of an acid and a base, so there is water going to be present unless the reaction takes place at a high enough temperature to allow the water to evaporate. To get the purified form, you would have to make a still right? that breaks it down into the question of boiling points, I am looking for a concentrated form for use in Chemical woodburnings. I have a logo that I am looking at putting on my guitars and I think the purified form is necessary.

  • @pyropakman they may have mentioned this in the vid, but I am forced to watch without sound as of right now. the HCL is known as muriatic acid commercially and can be found at your local hardware store, but what about the ammonia? am i just looking for any old ammonia or am I looking for something else and where can I find it?

  • @crice6505: Ideally, you don't want surfactants in your ammonia. Surfactants increase surface tension and make bubbles, so you can verify this by shaking the container a good bit when you're at the store. If no bubbles, you're in business. I'd recommend going to your local hardware store and asking for concentrated ammonia solution.

  • @crice6505: (continued) They may have some that is better than the 5-10% you'd get from the pharmacy. Plus, it may be easier to find some without surfactant, since the uses for hardware-type ammonia, at that concentration, tends to be so specific that those uses exclude surfactant.

  • @starshock01 lol NH3 isnt that dangerous in its dissolved form ,its actully quite safe , safe enough to be used in many of your household liquids.

  • @CORTASH55 NH3 dissolved becomes NH4OH

  • Thank you so much! That helped me a lot with my homework! :)

  • @Misklahr No problem.. Thanks for watching!!

  • Awesome addition of the thermo camera! Nice yield, I didnt know it produces so much volume of ammonium chloride, Ill have to give it a try

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