Your Buckner funnel is way too small for that much shit, and you probably ruined that filter wafer! Id use the big plastoc one witb holes and multiple coffee filters for that.
I am doing some patent research on a variant of this procedure from 1935 that runs in absence of any acid. Unfortunately, my yields are a bit inconsitent.
Bro, if youre gonna film, invest in a slightly quieter fan, jesus dude, can barely understand you man! I just bought Aminoguanadine on ebay. It came in like 4 days!
And you appear to be a "grown up" - a smart one too - why are you using such shit equipment? I just bought mine on Ebay. Havent used it yet, so, i hope i didnt get jipped.
You can edit out putting gloves on and all the insignificant prep work you know.... i know you know how to do this.
Your Buckner funnel is way too small for that much shit, and you probably ruined that filter wafer! Id use the big plastoc one witb holes and multiple coffee filters for that.
I am doing some patent research on a variant of this procedure from 1935 that runs in absence of any acid. Unfortunately, my yields are a bit inconsitent.
You talking about US Patent 1990511? Been wondering about that. Looks like calcium cyanamide is not necessary with it.
Definitely not the way....
How well does the box fan actually extract fumes?
Very well so long as the wind out doors is low.
@@darianballard2074 Interesting, good to know. Thanks.
What was the yield? 10g?
Can you make fulminate mercury or urea nitrat sometime ?
Brother the audio was so bad I can barely understand you. Might be time for a mic buddy.
Sorry about that. :(
@@darianballard2074 no worries, bro.
Happy Halloween man
Thanks
That was such a long long day.
12.5 grams
Bro, if youre gonna film, invest in a slightly quieter fan, jesus dude, can barely understand you man!
I just bought Aminoguanadine on ebay. It came in like 4 days!
And you appear to be a "grown up" - a smart one too - why are you using such shit equipment?
I just bought mine on Ebay. Havent used it yet, so, i hope i didnt get jipped.
First!