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From: myst32YT
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  • Clever! That is thinking outside the box! Thx for sharing.

  • Very clever sir.

  • this is quite awesome :)

    i never thought of using a clay extruder for making sodium wire.

  • @NurdRage Wow Thanks!!

  • Genial

  • Yes I like the sodium wire trick,good thinking.Ed edsworkshp

  • Wouldn't using triangle shape wire give you higher surface area. Would that be useful or not?

  • weeklings...

  • loved it!

  • awesome, gonna have to try that! would be cool to get a star shaped extruder plate. adding even more surface area to the wire and waste less sodium in practical applications

  • Welcome back ;-)

  • Wonderful video. Have you tried using a stainless steel garlic press?

  • @bfesser hahaha no, have not tried that but I bet it would work. Good thinking!!

  • Thats so cool!

  • Fantastic, this is a lot simpler than I had expected.

  • @UC235 I had the same reaction the first time I tried it. Thanks!

  • Any ideas on where to get sodium?

  • @98JMA chemkitdepot dot > com

  • finally your back

  • Kuwait's right! Beautiful:) * Thanks

  • What is the sodium wire used for? How do you plan on getting the wire out of the amber bottle you used?

  • @toothpick93 Sodium will keep your compatible solvents... like ether... free of water. Also Sodium will keep ether free of peroxides. The wire stays in... but if I had to get it out I just use long tweezers.

  • @myst32YT Ohh yeah, i get it now :) alot of solvents say Pb/Na can be used for drying... is it an alloy or just either one?

  • @toothpick93 it's an alloy. :) you do need to be careful with sodium drying solvents (particularly when refluxing them with the sodium) as there can be serious fire issues with that. A lot of laboratories now use column solvent drying / deoxygenation due to the risk of fires, but they're way too expensive for home use.

    Nice video myst!

    I've cut fresh surfaces by just chopping through it with a knife, but these clay extruders are neat.

    Is the disc steel or brass?

  • @lexichronicle2 For this one the disc is steel. Thanks for watching!!

  • @toothpick93 Is THIS a serious question?

  • Ur BACK, ohh how my new feeds look poor with our ur videos popping up :D

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