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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 08:42 #39554

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hi

should i store 1ltr 4% hcl in fridge

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 10:05 #39559

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I store my 4% HCl in the fridge Jeffers.

I would recommend that you DO NOT store the higher concentration that you have left over in the fridge though because the fumes that come off it can gradually destroy it. A chemistry teacher at my school ruined the fridge in his lab that way.

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 10:15 #39561

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My 37% HCL is stored inside a larger plastic container with a tight fitting lid. The paper label on the HCL bottle is now black. That stuff is corrosive! Handle and store carefully.
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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 10:20 #39562

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hi scott and everyone else

many thanks for all your help and patience. i am hoping to start p 1000 in a couple of days as my cds will be run out then and the cdh should be ready

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 10:26 #39563

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thanks jb13

i think i will store it in the shed. i never realised i was buying so much. i should prob have got 250ml as it will takes ages to get through it.

i was going to transfer it to a glass bottle but after getting hitby the fumes i am a bit wary of it

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 10:56 #39564

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hi

i have just looked at the cdh after an hour and it is cloudy.is that right and does it turn color over time.

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 12:12 #39565

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this is what it looks like so i reckon the mms is bad and not as i had thought - the citric acid, although i suppose it could be both.




you can see the sludge at bottom of jar. does anyone know what would cause this please

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 12:46 #39567

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One other thought here, is the quality of water being used.
I read here on Forum that hard water creates cloudy and crystally solution, that softer water was the fix. Not sure that will or won't help you.

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hcl storage 05 Feb 2014 14:19 #39571

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hi revray

thanks for that info. i am in a hard water area and i boil the water prior to distilling itl so would it still be hard water after its distilled........ if so, do you know of any way to overcome this.....a thought of bottled spring water has popped into my tiny brain but how will i know if it is hard or soft and should boil that and i distil it. i always have plenty of bottled but having looked at the label it just says sttil natural mineral water bottled at source from springs underground running through rocks that are millions of years old and contains x amount of minerals, so not much help there

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