w0lvez
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I'm having problem transferring nitric acid to a bottle. I'm thinking of using ceramic teapot so I can transfer it in the bottle :?:
The bottle it comes in is fine to store it in .w0lvez said:I'm having problem transferring nitric acid to a bottle. I'm thinking of using ceramic teapot so I can transfer it in the bottle :?:
Barren Realms 007 said:Have you tried using a funnel?
shyknee said:The bottle it comes in is fine to store it in .
Why did you purchase fuming nitric before you where equipted to handle it
Aluminum is not dissolved by nitric. AR is a whole different matter.godofwar said:aluminum if i am not mistaken that could be a very active reaction
Harold_V said:Aluminum is not dissolved by nitric. AR is a whole different matter.godofwar said:aluminum if i am not mistaken that could be a very active reaction
Using aluminum for handling nitric can be troublesome in that most aluminum alloys have either zinc, magnesium or copper in their makeup. You can expect minor dissolution as a result. It doesn't usually reduce the physical size of the part, but more or less etches the surface, albeit ever so slightly.
Harold
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