In this video we make nitric acid by reacting calcium nitrate with oxalic acid.The process is rather simple, dissolve 300g of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (A com...
Another useful example of producing a strong acid from a weak acid by using precipitation as the driving force.
Volatile acids (like nitric) are pain in the ass to store. It’s probably easier just to keep some nitrate salts on hand, and make small batches of nitric acid only when you need it.
Also, don’t forget that if you are working with concentrations above ~70%, it’s often safer to work barehanded, as nitric acid can quickly ignite common glove materials (like latex and nitrile) at those concentrations.
Volatile acids (like nitric) are pain in the ass to store. It’s probably easier just to keep some nitrate salts on hand, and make small batches of nitric acid only when you need it.
Also, don’t forget that if you are working with concentrations above ~70%, it’s often safer to work barehanded, as nitric acid can quickly ignite common glove materials (like latex and nitrile) at those concentrations.