
But the methods I have used so far are safe reliable
and productive. First take potassium chlorate powder and mix this with approximate equal oxalic acid and add sufficient battery acid(H2SO4) to cover
becuase this will generate your chloric acid in solution. next prepare a hot water bath of at least 75 C. then immerse your concotion(in glass tube)
into water bath and the gas will be given off along with CO2. you could buble this into water to make acids or into ice cold BaOH H2O2 mix to make
Barium chlorite. Since KClO3 is of limited solubility only the chlorate reacting will dissolve until the decomp of the oxalic aicd is complete. The
gas is MUCH heavier than air and tend to remain in the flask?tube so you should bubble CO2 gently in to force this gas into the second reaction
vessel. The idea of the water bath is gentle controllable heat. Good luck and be careful and remoive any flammable liquids and easily oxidizables
before you proceed!

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also misunderstood u by <i>greater-than symbol</i>

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