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Are these chemicals the correct ones?

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28 Apr 2020 14:33 #63834 by Andrej71

Are these chemicals the correct ones? was created by Andrej71

Please can someone with experience confirm if these two ingredient are correct, they meant to be NACLO2 25% and HCL 4% as used by Dr Kalcker.
I found these sold by a chem company in UK.

1. Sodium chlorite (25% solution in water) for synthesis 1 * 1 L
I am concerned about the "25% solution in water". Is that right?

2. Hydrochloric acid 4 mol/l 4N aqueous solution VOLUSOL® volumetric solution Plastic bottle 1L 1 * 1 L
Also it states HCL acid 4 mol/l . Does that mean HCL 4%?

Ive attached the spec sheets for both.
Thanks for your help.

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28 Apr 2020 23:31 #63850 by CLO2

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The 25% sodium chlorite water solution is fine.

That HCL is not 4%. It is 4 MOL a weight unit. I am not a chemist, so can't advise you on that product. Look for HCL at some percentage, usually high such as 37% and dilute it down to 4%. Handle carefully as high strength HCL can be dangerous. Ebay usually has HCL for sale.

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