@danielrascio I am not running enough time for perchlorate or enough voltage. Plus the perchlorate won't form because the chlorate falls out of solution first. You have to start with NaCl to make perchlorate. And Perchlorate does not hurt the anode in any way.
Hello, I have a question! I have a cell that uses stainless steel cathodes and an MMO anode. with an ATX power supply. But everytime I run the electrolysis, the water becomes a very clear green. I then try to make potassium perchlorate though double decomp with KCl, but nothing precipitates... Any advice?
Where did you get the anode? I'm trying to find a good one for ages. I'd made MnO2 as well as PbO2 and Magnetite coated anodes, but I have to replenish the oxide layer regularly, and they sometimes flake off on long runs.
Well I'll be a monkeys uncle! It is called a reaction vessel. I thought I had the understanding that a reaction vessel is anything a reaction is carried out in and you were giving me a definition rather than a product name. My apologies for my ignorance and rudeness. :-/
When using KCl you'll only get chlorate because it drops out of solution as it is formed. If you want perchlorate start with NaCl then do a matathasis with KCl.
on principal: if the cell voltage is below 5v AND your anode surface isn´t made of either platinum or lead dioxide, you only get chlorate in the end.
if you really want be sure, you have to test it with methylene blue: a purple percipitate (when adding methylene blue) maens presence of clo4-ions and success of your synthesis.
i bought some graphite rods and they are coated in copper anyone got any idears how to remove it without using Electrolysis, nitric acid, sulfuric acid ?
Thats expensive :O You'd have to make at least 28 kgs to even compensate the price of the equipment (my source of KClO4, 15 bucks / kg) It could be worth it if you're planning on making reaally large quantities though
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I have potassium perchlorate at home :) if you need i can sell (only to EU) labchemo@gmail.com
labchemo 4 months ago
thumps up if you thought that's ytmachx cell, and this guy stole it !!
nice cell man 5 stars(or thump up : D )
anyway, how much Potassium Chloride input ,and how much kclo3 output ?
because i get the half !!!!
MrAirshot 7 months ago 2
@MrAirshot Ytmachx is my brother and I think I'm getting more chlorate than salt I started with
351wsvo 7 months ago
shweeeeeeet, now send me some! =) one day I'll try this project. I've only done KClO3, GJ!!!
PyR0Star 7 months ago
Can I do it using carbon rods instead of the platinum and niobium ones ?
What is the voltage and current used for this 2 liters solution ?
in 2 liters how much KCL u used ?
tks
rpetresco 11 months ago
You are using platinum anode. How do you prevent the formation of perchlorate and the subsequential wear of the platinum anode?
I am asking that because I need chlorate and I have only Pt anodes. Would it be better to go for titanium MMO anodes?
THX
danielrascio 1 year ago
@danielrascio I am not running enough time for perchlorate or enough voltage. Plus the perchlorate won't form because the chlorate falls out of solution first. You have to start with NaCl to make perchlorate. And Perchlorate does not hurt the anode in any way.
351wsvo 1 year ago
how is the reaction vessel called? i want to buy one of these :-)
FarinUrlaub77 1 year ago
so how do you know when it is done?
neovictorius 1 year ago
@neovictorius For two liters I go about 72-85 hours
351wsvo 1 year ago
@neovictorius When I am done the Chlorate is filling up the bottom and starting to cover up the electrodes.
351wsvo 1 year ago
Hello, I have a question! I have a cell that uses stainless steel cathodes and an MMO anode. with an ATX power supply. But everytime I run the electrolysis, the water becomes a very clear green. I then try to make potassium perchlorate though double decomp with KCl, but nothing precipitates... Any advice?
VonZegen 1 year ago
How can I make just potassium hydroxide?
kevinthenerd 1 year ago
Where did you get the anode? I'm trying to find a good one for ages. I'd made MnO2 as well as PbO2 and Magnetite coated anodes, but I have to replenish the oxide layer regularly, and they sometimes flake off on long runs.
jeffxu1234567890 1 year ago
Yes, actually
351wsvo 1 year ago
Please share what the giant test tube is called! 5/5
liquidgrain 1 year ago
It is called a reaction vessel.
351wsvo 1 year ago
@351wsvo
Actually?!?!? Or is that just a smart ass answer?....
liquidgrain 1 year ago
@liquidgrain
Well I'll be a monkeys uncle! It is called a reaction vessel. I thought I had the understanding that a reaction vessel is anything a reaction is carried out in and you were giving me a definition rather than a product name. My apologies for my ignorance and rudeness. :-/
liquidgrain 1 year ago
Holy-Terrorist:>The potassium chloride is a reddish violet and sodium chloride is a yellow color on the beak flame burner or other flame beak !
Agentoxedo07 2 years ago
Holy-Terrorist:>The potassium chloride (KCl) is more soluble than sodium chloride (NaCl) in water !
Agentoxedo07 2 years ago
Holy-Terrorist:>The potassium chloride (KCl) with a more bitter taste as sodium chloride (NaCl) classic taste table salt !
Agentoxedo07 2 years ago
When using KCl you'll only get chlorate because it drops out of solution as it is formed. If you want perchlorate start with NaCl then do a matathasis with KCl.
351wsvo 2 years ago
how do you know what product you are makeing chlorate or perchloarte
panzuman 2 years ago
on principal: if the cell voltage is below 5v AND your anode surface isn´t made of either platinum or lead dioxide, you only get chlorate in the end.
if you really want be sure, you have to test it with methylene blue: a purple percipitate (when adding methylene blue) maens presence of clo4-ions and success of your synthesis.
starduststeve 2 years ago
Holy-Terrorist:>Is the electrolyse
anode Platinum and Niobium electrode
with 65°C or high with sodium chlorate
NaClO3 for
electrolyse to synthesis sodium perchlorate
NaClO4
Agentoxedo07 2 years ago
Glassware comes from Ebay
351wsvo 2 years ago
Where'd you get the glassware? Very nice setup 5/5
benyamen43 2 years ago
i bought some graphite rods and they are coated in copper anyone got any idears how to remove it without using Electrolysis, nitric acid, sulfuric acid ?
chipmunk3k 2 years ago
you can get graphite rods from dry cell batterys just take the outer shell off
peanutlovers42 2 years ago
no leave the copper on
suzuki834 2 years ago
You can not leave the copper on. Just get an edge started and peel it off
351wsvo 2 years ago
awesome
crazyshitface69 2 years ago
its beatiful (: its producing PYRO GOLD :D white pyro gold ofc
antiswattt2 2 years ago 2
Brilliant set-up.
TheFluorineMartyr 2 years ago
Very nice!
svenp 2 years ago
The glassware cost about $180 but the electrodes are platinum and cost $240.
351wsvo 2 years ago
sounds pricey i would hope that the yield makes up for it since buying perch is so expensive now. how many kgs are you planning to produce?
pyromodder 2 years ago
Thats expensive :O You'd have to make at least 28 kgs to even compensate the price of the equipment (my source of KClO4, 15 bucks / kg) It could be worth it if you're planning on making reaally large quantities though
FOATE 2 years ago
Interesting. I might try something like this on my channel... slightly modified of course!
TheAmateurChemist 2 years ago
can u send me the plans and how much it cost to build it?
manstarson 2 years ago
what is the anode?
manstarson 2 years ago
lol that must cost cost you very much to build
manstarson 2 years ago