you are correct ! i am not perfect in english, so you are kind to say that, from now on i know the real name of KCl let's say potassium chloride, thank
not up to now, i had perform KCl cristallization in 1999, and then no more, i have to buy a lot of KCl to try it with my potassium alum technic, in this video it is only a simple cristallization, with so many forms depending of the saturation decreasing all video long, form are changing with changing in concentration of the solution
the music is soooo annoying
millfordsange 1 year ago
salt substitute
spotlightman1234 1 year ago
Chlorure?
KCl is Potassium Chloride.
Where do you get Chlorure from?
dragonridley 2 years ago
you are correct ! i am not perfect in english, so you are kind to say that, from now on i know the real name of KCl let's say potassium chloride, thank
Cristallerie 2 years ago
np:)
dragonridley 2 years ago
Potassium Chlorure(KCl)? isnt it potassium chloride?
Douchebagstudios 3 years ago
probably, it is a simple molecule among the 12 organic salts, like NaCl, it is just K instead of Na
Cristallerie 2 years ago
its a potassium chloride definetly
Douchebagstudios 2 years ago
where do i get this stuff
ThaNorwegianDude 3 years ago
not up to now, i had perform KCl cristallization in 1999, and then no more, i have to buy a lot of KCl to try it with my potassium alum technic, in this video it is only a simple cristallization, with so many forms depending of the saturation decreasing all video long, form are changing with changing in concentration of the solution
Cristallerie 3 years ago
So KCl does not form large crystals?
ElChifoso 3 years ago
yes it does, and KCl can have a lot of different forms !! like snow, the curve square form happen only at a specific concentration of the solution
Cristallerie 2 years ago