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Herr Haber
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I placed an order on the first of June having that in mind and called them to say hello today as the order was supposed to be dispatched in 3-4 days.
Apparently it's going out tomorrow so I can confirm what you said in a very polite way. They are a bit messy 
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Ok, so an update. These guys are the worst. Back in September I inquired again about three missing items: Chlorobenzene, nitrotoluene and scalpels.
The chlorobenzene was back in stock, they didnt carry anymore the scalpels I ordered (and would never have contacted me if I hadnt done it) and only
had nitrotoluene in 1 liter when I'd need at most 150ml.
Today I wrote asking to send the items they had, hoping they would have received or repackaged nitrotoluene in 100ml bottles.
I got an answer asking for my IBAN...
So, I'm not sure what's still missing or is missing again from their inventory but this is what I know for sure about Laboratoriumdiscounter.nl:
Except from straight out thieves, they are the worst that I know.
If you dont see your order arriving, they will certainly *not* contact you to tell you that they are out of stock on this or that item.
Their online catalogue is bullshit, it's a whole listing but they seem to only have a tiny fraction of what they claim.
3 months to get chlorobenzene ? 6 and counting for nitrotoluene ?
And when you call, "it's in another warehouse, we'll ship tomorrow".
Efff them.
The spirit of adventure was upon me. Having nitric acid and copper, I had only to learn what the words 'act upon' meant. - Ira Remsen
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DraconicAcid
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The erbium I ordered for my own xmas stocking just arrived. Yay!
Please remember: "Filtrate" is not a verb.
Write up your lab reports the way your instructor wants them, not the way your ex-instructor wants them.
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CharlieA
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Texium
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| Quote: Originally posted by Gammatron | | Seattle Pottery Supply has really good prices, also fireworks cookbook has the best prices and availability I've seen for things like metal powders
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Seattle Pottery is fantastic! I had the pleasure of shopping there in-person several years
ago with two other forum members. They were quite patient in dealing with three young men who clearly knew nothing about pottery and were interested
in lots of random chemicals. Though, one of the employees quipped, rather gruffly, "enjoy your fireworks" as we were leaving the store!
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arkoma
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10 lbs of nice white fairly fine KNO3 arrived today. >$34 total shipping and all.
From Wal-Mart online, which is where I got my last order of ten pounds about a year and a half ago. Hazmat shipping would be more than that I think.
I also noticed that they sell 100gms of KI for right at $20.
Who knew Wally-World could be so helpful.
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DraconicAcid
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My holmium just arrived.
Please remember: "Filtrate" is not a verb.
Write up your lab reports the way your instructor wants them, not the way your ex-instructor wants them.
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arkoma
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2lbs KClO4
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MadHatter
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Walmart
Arkoma,
I agree with you on Wally World.
Some examples:
Acids: formic, glacial acetic, hydrochloric, nitric, sulfuric
Nitrates: calcium, potassium
Ammonium sulfate
Potassium permanganate
Sodium dichromate
There are others but these would be of the most interest to me. 
From opening of NCIS New Orleans - It goes a BOOM ! BOOM ! BOOM ! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !
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B(a)P
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Yesterday I stopped in at one of the laboratories that I use to drop off some samples. To my surprise and delight they gifted me 2.5 L of 70% nitric
acid! They were having a clean up and found an unopened bottle about 20 years old, which they do not have a use for.
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Ormarion
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Hey, a few chemicals i recently bought from a good friend comming from sigma, were not cheap but i should be able to do some nice reactions with them
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Bromine 250ml
H3PO3 50% 100ml
BnCN 250ml
n BuLi 2.6mol 100ml in hexane
KPF6 100g
Mesyl chloride 100ml
HMPA anhydrous 100ml
3 buten 1 ol 25ml
Red P 500g
Diglyme 250ml
NaNH2 50g
1,4 Butandiol anhydrous 100ml
TBMSCl 25g
Ethyl chloroformate 250ml
DIAD 25g
NaBH3CN 10g
ReCl4 1g
Lindlar palladium 1g
DPPE 1g
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arkoma
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5lb sulfur--$19.32US. Good old Walmart online
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Sir_Gawain
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2 lbs. Sodium Nitrite and 2 lbs. Sodium Metabisulfite from Grigg's. The Sodium Nitrite was only 15 USD!
“Alchemy is trying to turn things yellow; chemistry is trying to avoid things turning yellow.” -Tom deP.
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violet sin
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Thulium 10g
Indium 20g
Barium 50g
beryllium 1g
~75$ shipped Off bonanza from jdmiller19
https://www.bonanza.com/users/54984979/profile
I've used this seller for some of the more Interesting small samples for my element collection.
50g europium oxide
60$ and change shipped from Komomo51
https://www.bonanza.com/users/49857692/profile
New to this seller, but it came fast. They have some more oxides and fluorides of interesting elements.
All in all, not a very big pile of stuff, when in the hand all at once. But they weren't exactly common materials. I do find some interesting things
on bonanza. Can still find uranium minerals for sale from Steve @ https://www.bonanza.com/booths/Rockhound_Steve super nice guy. I've not had bad interactions yet on this site. Happy hunting for your materials
or collectibles
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arkoma
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Pyro bug has bitten me HARD, and 4 July approaching.
20lbs KNO3
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Rainwater
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I get a lot of stuff from here good prices on chemical, and nice selection to
"You can't do that" - challenge accepted
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arkoma
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Just received approximately half a kilo of CaC2 from France!! Shout out you know who you are! w00t w00t!!!
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| Quote: Originally posted by arkoma | | Just received approximately half a kilo of CaC2 from France!! Shout out you know who you are! w00t w00t!!! |
Nice! I just stoppered mine real good. I'm thinking about making lithium acetylide-ethylene diamine complex, as I also have a lot of ethylene diamine.
Just no lithium yet.
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arkoma
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| Quote: Originally posted by Tsjerk | | Quote: Originally posted by arkoma | | Just received approximately half a kilo of CaC2 from France!! Shout out you know who you are! w00t w00t!!! |
Nice! I just stoppered mine real good. I'm thinking about making lithium acetylide-ethylene diamine complex, as I also have a lot of ethylene diamine.
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hmm, have a bunch of lithium
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Herr Haber
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Got 1 kg of shellac to mill. That's only for the balefire green !
Part of every summer several friends gather in a village with a quarry. I'm expected to be visible but not audible so I'm a bit limited in my artefact
choices
I will shine 
The spirit of adventure was upon me. Having nitric acid and copper, I had only to learn what the words 'act upon' meant. - Ira Remsen
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Just received my latest chemical order. Thanks very much draculic acid69!
Some silver shot.
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A quick note on barium carbonate.
I recently purchased some technical grade barium carbonate for making various other barium salts.
The first thing I tried was making some barium perchlorate, by neutralising the carbonate with perchloric acid.
To my surprise, on adding the first few drops of the acid to the carbonate I immediately detected the faint odour of hydrogen sulfide.
After looking into it, I discovered that barium sulfide is used to make barium carbonate as barium sulfide is water soluble and is mixed with a
soluble metal carbonate in solution to precipitate the barium carbonate. This leads to some sulfide contamination being present in low purity barium
carbonates.
It has little impact on what I am trying to achieve (other than dealing with the hydrogen sulfide), but thought it interesting enough to share.
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