Now I'm wondering if the chemical reaction
HNO3 + KOH ----> KNO3 + H2O
is safe to do because I know that this kind of reaction produces a lot of
heat
and second if you can dry out the KNO3 by heating the solution.
Or are there better things to do with the HNO3?
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Seems like a waste of good acid.
Dirk
Indeed. KNO3 usually is available cheaply and in decent purity as a
fertiliser. HNO3 is cheap in large quantities, but if you're getting it in
bottles from smaller shops it's not so cheap anymore.
On the other hand, if you have absolutely no other use for acid you already
have anyway, and you can get the KOH or K2CO3 cheaply, and you have the
time to wait for it to dry or are willing to spend the energy for forced
drying, why not?
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For the love of God man! Don't waste you HNO3 like that.. noooooooooooooo..........
yes now I know, I kinda got into it...