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Rainwater
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In the absence of a fuel, the salt will appear to boil and bubble.
Decomposition will not deflagrate or explode.
Keep it in a test tube or ceramic dish, away from most metals and other compounds.
I dont think directly heating in a mapp flame would be any less safe that indirect heating.
This is a dangerous procedure, but can be done safely.
Sticking your finger into the molten salt will cause it to deflagrate, spilling some on yourself will have the same effect.
Here is 3 grams of molten KClO3 and 3 grams of gummy worm.
https://youtube.com/shorts/bI8ZZdBAEj0?si=fXfpolszCodA6w5x
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Romix
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Quote: Originally posted by Rainwater  | In the absence of a fuel, the salt will appear to boil and bubble.
Decomposition will not deflagrate or explode.
Keep it in a test tube or ceramic dish, away from most metals and other compounds.
I dont think directly heating in a mapp flame would be any less safe that indirect heating.
This is a dangerous procedure, but can be done safely.
Sticking your finger into the molten salt will cause it to deflagrate, spilling some on yourself will have the same effect.
Here is 3 grams of molten KClO3 and 3 grams of gummy worm.
https://youtube.com/shorts/bI8ZZdBAEj0?si=fXfpolszCodA6w5x
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Thanks a lot for your reply and a video.
I was thinking of decomposing it in a stainless steel crucible, starting with very small amounts and wearing PPE. What could go wrong?
[Edited on 18-1-2024 by Romix]
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