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Author: Subject: HClO4 from KClO4 and H2SO4
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[*] posted on 20-1-2025 at 17:22


Monosodium tartrate (sodium bitartate) is pretty easy to source, isn't it? I believe that would give sodium perchlorate and from that it's easy to get the ammonium salt.

Or so I read, and it's been a long day; these aren't things I mess with.


Quote: Originally posted by Sir_Gawain  
Potassium bitartrate is even less soluble than potassium perchlorate. Perhaps a double displacement with ammonium bitartrate would work. Tartaric acid is significantly easier to obtain than hexafluorosilicic acid.
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