What can you burn to produce NO2 gas? NO2 gas is soluble in water and disproportionates HNO3 and HNO2.
Can oxygen donors restore the equilibrium to HNO3?
Thanks in advance.
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You would have to replicate the Ostwald process, so you need a suitable metal catalyst because the simple combustion of, for example, ammonia leads only to the preferred products nitrogen and water. But that’s all but possible in home affairs. In each other combustion, nitrogen oxides, if at all, are only produced in very small amounts.
Especially when nitrogen oxides are toxic at high concentrations. So, if you don’t have any experience with gas reactions, leave your fingers of this. That’s very dangerous. People with more harmless substances have already taken to the hospital or even to the grave.
Thank you. Yeah, so I realize you don’t just try things so fast.
Thanks for the warning. Just wondering if you can’t make HNO3 easier. I know the NaNO3 process with concentrated sulfuric acid.
In the best case, I simply want to find solutions that need less effort.
Very helpful. Thank you
Are you going to be honest if there were simpler variants, don’t you think the industry would rather use them than the incomprehensible elaborate Ostwald procedure?
He wants to produce nitrates, which I personally consider quite dangerous, as he apparently has no idea of chemistry
That is why the comment. Never understand that people have the Bock on Chemistry but 0 experience, always come directly with such projects around the corner.
Where you’re right, you’re right.
I have more respect for HF, fluorine, Hg connections or anything that easily catches fire when it comes into contact with air and counts among the organic compounds
I always have a little more respect for the degree of gases, because you risk exposure much faster. So at least in my head xD
The dangerous and mysterious irritates her, that’s quite normal. But what is not normal that they want to ruin their health
Nitrogen oxides are harmless compared to other substances if one can handle them. Have worked with far more toxic substances and more respect for these than NOx.
Ammonia is suitable. You can easily produce this at from 150 to 350 bar and from about 400 to 500 °C from water and nitrogen.
Irony recognized?
Hmm, I’ve seen a video on Youtube once, like someone from a concrete wall scratched stuff and said that the KNO3 was.. But CaNO3 was just he either checked it out or made show. But that’s not even so bad because you get what you’re looking for.
Now I’m confused. Because according to Wikipedia is in concrete CaNO2 inside and not -NO3. You can still burn and then oxidize and then hydrolize.
Danger is aware anyway.
There is only one question of implementation. You’re taking time to do this anyway.
Is there a significant amount of CaNO2 in concrete? Or are these only such mini quantities as NaNO2 in sausage goods?
If it were in DE or EU correct *fat* if you have NO source, of course for those who can handle it.
After all, the chemists at that time have also suddenly developed procedures from undiscovered things.
Then we can only do this today with all the pioneers.
Correction: CaCO3 is also used in concrete.
Pure arrogance. Go where pepper grows
It can form in walls Ca(NO3)2. CaNO3 doesn’t exist and can’t give it, you know, if you have a little idea of chemistry.
The so-called. However, calcareous alpine is formed only in stable walls which are fully absorbed with animal excrements. Please don’t go home!