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04 Apr 2020 06:26 #63427 by CLO2
I have stored HCL at room temperature up to 4 years with no loss of potency. Might last longer in a fridge.
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04 Apr 2020 08:42 #63430 by Ashanta
Great news !

Have hear about MMS with HCL 4% and shungit ?

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04 Apr 2020 18:22 #63432 by CLO2
No, I have not heard about that. Please tell us more. Links?

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05 Apr 2020 01:45 #63437 by CLO2
The YT video of Andreas Kalcker showing my 2015 method of making CDS, using the double infusion method, has been removed from my YT channel by YT for unknown reasons. So, let's see if the same video at Brighteon.com will embed here. If it does not embed and play, then click on the link below to watch the video.

www.brighteon.com/95b304c7-e0a4-4606-ac44-303c8fa3ec9e

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05 Apr 2020 07:58 #63443 by Ashanta
The Brighton links works perfectly.

About shungit, it's the unique spray in the world with MMS + DMSO + Shungit according to him.
You can see all details in the lower part of the following page, also the phone number and email from Mexico :
lareconexionmexico.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=5130730%3ABlogPost%3A311555&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_post
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07 Apr 2021 00:22 #68568 by JustPlainJames
Greetings,

I made 1000 ml of sodium chlorite and wish to make 1000 ml of HCl. My HCl is 31.45%. How many grams or ml of distilled water and HCl do I combine to get 4% ? Also; What is the stable shelf life of sodium chlorite and HCl when dilluted to proper measures? They will be stored in 4 oz amber bottles with plastic caps. They are for my family.............Thank you..................James

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07 Apr 2021 08:43 - 07 Apr 2021 08:45 #68572 by CLO2

Room temperature shelf life of MMS is about 18 months. HCL about 4 years. 
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07 Apr 2021 13:16 #68576 by JustPlainJames
Thank you so kindly. I am looking forward to spreading the love and joy of healing to my family. HalleluYah.................James
 

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07 Apr 2021 13:46 #68577 by maxard
How to make HCL Part B The G2CU Easy Way!Making a  4oz/120ml bottle of HCL (Hydrochloric Acid)Tools & Supplies 0-200g scale, distilled water,  200ml beaker,  100ml beaker,  50ml beaker, 37% HCL,  pipette,  plastic stirring tool, empty 4oz/120ml bottle, a plastic funnelStep 1. Set a 0 - 200g scale to grams. Place a 200g/ml beaker on a scale and tare.Step 2. Pour 107.0g/ml of distilled water into the beaker. Remove off of the scale.Step 3. Place a 50g/ml beaker onto the scale and tare.Step 4. Using proper safety methods, pour 15.0g/ml 37% HCL acid into this beaker, thenStep 5. Pour the HCL acid into the 200g/ml beaker of distilled water. It is now diluted to 4%. Finalize by: Pouring contents of both beakers, into a 4 oz/ml dropper bottle.Label it Part B, 4% HCL Acid

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08 Apr 2021 02:22 - 08 Apr 2021 02:57 #68582 by CLO2
Max's recipe to make 4% HCL from 37% HCL is: 

15 grams of 37% HCL + 107 grams of water

37% HCL weighs 1.9 grams per milliliter
15 grams ÷ 1.9 = 12.6 ml of 37% HCL (round up to 13 ml)

Add 13 ml (15 grams) of 37% HCL to 107 ml (107 grams) of water = 120 ml (4 fl oz) of 4% HCL
Using the online calculator, we find that:   


 

I have always measured 37% (or 31.45%) HCL by volume in the past, but now I think I will weigh it. Thanks, Max! 
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