Hydrochloric Acid anyone?

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  • sergio318is
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    Originally posted by lolcantturn
    that smell must have killed you.
    yea it sucks funny standing on side highway cop shows up thinking its a fire

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  • slammin.e28
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  • 5Toes
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    Double replacement reaction, yeah!

    Wait no, nevermind, I cant remember

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  • Click
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    Originally posted by 5Toes
    ^ what gas is in the balloon?
    Flammable hydrogen gas.




    - Local r3v chemist

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  • Ryann
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    ^^Ha! Definitely sounds more interesting, although the procedure is a bit too complicated for my simple mind to grasp/execute.

    Isn't science FUN kids?

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  • 5Toes
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    ^ what gas is in the balloon?

    Originally posted by Ryann
    Poor some (undiluted) into an empty 2 liter soda bottle, stuff some aluminum foil in there, put the lid on tightly, and RUN!
    and make copper

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    ^ My variation is so much better.

    1 Coleman White Fuel Can - Empty, cleaned
    3-5 small wads of aluminum foil
    1 jug of HCL
    3 'Punching' balloons

    Pour HCL, (or red devil lye and water into can), drop aluminum wads into can, Stretch balloon over mouth of can(make sure to tie rubber band on nipple of balloon), inflate to full size, tie mouth of balloon. Attach rubber band to a post or something off the ground, and away from flammable stuff. Grab extending paint stick, or something similar to allow at least 6 feet between you and punching balloon. Place a small candle on end of stick, light candle, place under balloon.

    PROFIT!


    (I do not suggest this to anyone, nor I am not condoning this, I was taught this by a HS Biology teacher, so don't blame me if you kill yourself or others, blame the Public Education System.)

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  • Ryann
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    Poor some (undiluted) into an empty 2 liter soda bottle, stuff some aluminum foil in there, put the lid on tightly, and RUN!

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  • AndrewBird
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    I think it is generally used with pools to adjust the pH of the water, not clean stuff.

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  • lolcantturn
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    Originally posted by sergio318is
    yes I work for pool company. when use it to was the plaster in pools of the winter if they get stains from leaves or whatever else gets under the safety cover.

    had a gallon spill in van over day was pulled over on high way van smoking like crazy lol.

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    that smell must have killed you.

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  • sergio318is
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    yes I work for pool company. when use it to was the plaster in pools of the winter if they get stains from leaves or whatever else gets under the safety cover.

    had a gallon spill in van over day was pulled over on high way van smoking like crazy lol.

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  • Click
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    Common name for HCl is muriatic acid.

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  • AbsorbantNut
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    i use it in pools?

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  • AndrewBird
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    Originally posted by lolcantturn
    You can get it from any pool supply store
    Generally called Muriatic Acid in that form. Same thing, different name. Hardware stores will generally sell it too. I use it occasionally to etch circuit boards.

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  • Dibs
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    I've used something called Milkstone Cleaner - available from any Diary Supplies place. It's Phosphoric Acid. Diluted down to 15%, works wonders!

    With any acid - it will eat the oxide, which would result in pitting tho.

    HIH

    Dibs

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