stella polaris
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As you understand this is not the place for this question but i did not know were to place it. Feel free to change.
I was watching an entertaining video about chemistry and Iron. 2 hours of fun.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...5FE17D77B1BB2532A9695FE17D77B1BB&&FORM=VDRVRV
Short in to the video he shows Lab grade iron. He also explains how expensive lab grade iron is. (about 14-15 usd/pound for powder.) At this moment an idea strikes me. Is it possible to make, in a inexpensive way, lab grade iron, from Nitric waste solution were the copper been dropped out with iron? The iron is in solution but can I by a simple method get it out pure enough? This without turning the waste solution more toxic.
I was watching an entertaining video about chemistry and Iron. 2 hours of fun.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?...5FE17D77B1BB2532A9695FE17D77B1BB&&FORM=VDRVRV
Short in to the video he shows Lab grade iron. He also explains how expensive lab grade iron is. (about 14-15 usd/pound for powder.) At this moment an idea strikes me. Is it possible to make, in a inexpensive way, lab grade iron, from Nitric waste solution were the copper been dropped out with iron? The iron is in solution but can I by a simple method get it out pure enough? This without turning the waste solution more toxic.