Thank you!Of course it works without, but with Peroxide the conversion from NOx to Nitric is better.
Thank you!Of course it works without, but with Peroxide the conversion from NOx to Nitric is better.
It only needs to be caustic, either NaOH or any other caustic solution will do since there is no point in reclaiming it.I'm sorry but I think you misunderstood the question or the answer seems too short for what I seek. You mentioned above that NOx gas mixed with peroxide/water would make nitric. So will the same solution be ok for Hcl fume or should I make and use a different solution for that?
You are welcome.Thank you!
It wasn't my intention for that, but yeah sure Ill spend more time around. Thanks for all your responses.What about doing some more studying rather than relying on spoon feeding?
Isn't ammonium chloride used for platinum?Ammonium Chloride, Copper cementing or Zinc cementing depending completely on how it was dissolved.
You don’t detox Nitric, it is always as toxic as it is.
But I guess you mean deNOx.
If you have dissolved it with excess Nitric I assume it is necessary.
Give us a bit more background and your questions should be easier to answer.
And Palladium.Isn't ammonium chloride used for platinum?
Ammónium-klorid, réz-cementálás vagy cink-cementálás, teljesen attól függően, hogy feloldódott-e.
Nem méregteleníti a Nitric-et, mindig annyira mérgező, mint amilyen.
De azt hiszem, deNOx-ra gondolsz.
Feltételezem, hogy ha túlzottan Nitric-kel oldotta fel.
Adj nekünk egy kicsit több hátteret, és kérdéseire könnyebben kell válaszolni.
Thanks for the answer!And Palladium.
How did you get this?This is part of the gold dust collected so far. Why is it gray in color, maybe it has silver in it? This gold dust has been around for a long time.
Very strange.I used ascorbic acid to drop the gold.
At least it will need a second refine.I used ascorbic acid to drop the gold.
ARVery strange.
How was it dissolved?
I think that depends on the valence of the Pd salt.What color is palladium if I precipitate it from ar with ammonium chloride?
The palladium would be from relays. My powder turned out light gray.I think that depends on the valence of the Pd salt.
Red to Green if it is Pd II or Pd III.
I think Hokes describes this relatively detailed.
Are you expecting Pd?
If so, from MLCC’s ?
Directly from AR? Did you test with Stannous?The palladium would be from relays. My powder turned out light gray.
Yes. I haven't tested it.Directly from AR? Did you test with Stannous?
If you haven't tested it, you really do not know if it is there or not.Yes. I haven't tested it.