Homemade Potassium Chlorate

My first try on Potassium Chlorate. It was made by electrolysis of potassium chloride with graphite electrodes, and a stainless steel cylinder. I used my high current supply that I made.
Link here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr8HKlX4VnU (Great channel)

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• Potassium
• chlorate
• homemade
• erikdiy
• graphite
• hig
• current

[coolsciencetech]

Where did you get the bottle lol? I know you printed off the label, im just wondering if the bottle is a special chemical bottle or just ordinary?

[ErikDIY]

@coolsciencetech The bottle are for vitamin gummi bears... but since the container is mady from PP (Polypropylene ) it's safe to use, both for chlorates and other corrosive chemicals^^

I have a lot of them, since im taking two bears every day ;)

[Olao999]

Can i turn potassium chloride to potassium chlorate using hidrogen perioxide?

[ErikDIY]

@Olao999 I don't think so, I think that it have to have some energy to be available to convert it??

[ErikDIY]

@Olao999 No worries ;)

[Olao999]

@Agentoxedo07 Thank You very much for your help, and don't worry, i'm not a terrorist, I just like to experiment with these things.

[Agentoxedo07]

@Olao999 Holy-Terrorist:>*=* is probably impossible, the sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen peroxide make sodium chloride, water and dioxygen in this website /watch?v=yfngx-3FugM and you haves looked this video /watch?v=9YVsEX-ikUQ ?

[coolsciencetech]

@ErikDIY lol thats exactly what I was planning on using to store chemicals too!

[diapysik]

@ErikDIY yay

[ErikDIY]

@diapysik YES