JSP Nitric Acid Substitute 16 Ounces

Description

Nitric acid substitute to be mixed with hydrochloric acid. This is used to dissolve gold for later precipitation. Dissolve 80 grams (2.8 oz) of JSP Nitric Acid Substitute in 50 milliliters (1.7 fl oz) of water. Start by portioning out your JSP Nitric Acid Substitute into a small glass mixing container. Then, pour in all of the water at once. Swirl the mixture around inside the container to help it dissolve faster. Itz important to use distilled water rather than ordinary tap water. Most tap water contains traces of other chemicals that can throw off the composition of the acid you produce. b) Add 100 milliliters (3.4 fl oz) of JSP hydrochloric acid. Measure the acid in a graduated cylinder to ensure that you??re using just the right amount. Transfer the acid to the JSP Nitric Acid SUBSTITUTE solution carefully, taking caution not to let it spill or splash. Swirl the contents of the container again to mix your chemical components. Itz a good idea to work under a fume hood or set up your equipment in a wellventilated open area, as your test materials will emit strong fumes when brought into contact with the acid. Warning: Always wear gloves and safety goggles when working with acids. Hydrochloric acid in particular is highly corrosive??without proper protection, getting even a small drop on your skin could cause serious burns. c) Fill a second larger container with 50 milliliters (1.7 fl oz) of water.