Noxx
Well-known member
Hello guys,
Just wondering:
We already know that we can neutralize the excess nitric in AR using Urea (for NOx) or evaporation. But could we use another base metal to use up the remaining nitric ? Not copper because it will make precipitate things, but maybe iron ? or nickel ? This could only be used for first precipitation because I suppose it adds some contaminants. Maybe it does not worth it at all... I was just questioning myself...
Just wondering:
We already know that we can neutralize the excess nitric in AR using Urea (for NOx) or evaporation. But could we use another base metal to use up the remaining nitric ? Not copper because it will make precipitate things, but maybe iron ? or nickel ? This could only be used for first precipitation because I suppose it adds some contaminants. Maybe it does not worth it at all... I was just questioning myself...