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Easy production of Sodium Chlorate
by philthemn
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This is an easy guide to creating your favourite explosive sodium chlorate.

To produce sodium chlorate you need to electrolysize a salt water in a sealed container. To create a sealed electrolysis cell you will need:

1x 0.5 litre bottle (with screw on lid)

2x copper wire (preffereably enamelled)

1-3x 9v battery (you may need to change the battery a few times)

Uni-Bond - No More Nails

Corkscrew

Salt

Method

First lay the bottle lengthways and use the corkscrew to punch to holes in the bottle about 3/4 of the bottle apart. Then if your using enamelled copper wire, then use the hob on your cooker to burn the ends (to melt off the enamel and improve connectivity to the battery and across the water), burn about 1cm on one end and about 6-7cm on the other end. Do this to both wires.

Now, push each of the wires into the holes so that they reach almost to the other side of the bottle and are the same distance apart as the holes, make sure the 1cm enamel free end is in the bottle. Now use the No More Nails to seal up the holes and create a air/water tight seal, let this dry.

Next, fill the bottle up with a strong salt solution, and screw on the lid tightly. Make sure there is no air left inside.

Lastly, attach the other ends of the wire to the terminals of the battery, you can just wrap them round the terminals (becuase of the gap in enamel the wire will conduct).

Leave this outside or in a well ventilated place in case any chlorine leaks. Leave it until there is almost no water left, you may need to change the battery a few times. Once you feel it has run long enough empty the contents into a pan and heat GENTLY to boil of excess water.

You should have a pretty high percentage of sodium chlorate left over.

Note: Once you have runthe experiment a few times you could increase the size of the bottle and allow more to be produced at one time. You could also hook the electricity up to the mains usinbg a transformer of something (I have never tried this and do not no if it will work or not).

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Hvor løst sittter import kravene til stoffet om jeg fikk lyst til å bestille fra www.keten.org.pl e.l. (72kr kg)?

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Hmm, ser ut som de reagerer ja, hehe.
men hvis du ser på hvor kort tid det tar før det reagerer, så tror jeg ikke de rakk og pakke det inn i avis papir..

vet ikke om jeg forsto helt hva du spurte om?

jeg lagde natrium klorat ved hjelp av elektrolyse men det funka ikke...

det er alt jeg vet.

jeg brukte 1dl. 10g salt ca. lot det stå 8-9 timer. brukte en 12volts bilbatterilader. renset vannet med kaffefilter og fordampet vannet. da kom det et whit pulver som jeg blandet med sukker med det ville ikke brenne. det er alt jeg vet.

jeg brukte 1dl. 10g salt ca. lot det stå 8-9 timer. brukte en 12volts bilbatterilader. renset vannet med kaffefilter og fordampet vannet. da kom det et whit pulver som jeg blandet med sukker med det ville ikke brenne. det er alt jeg vet.