dnapstar:
Goodday all. Please where can I get Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrochloric acid in large quantity.

Strongbest:





Bros, stop speaking big grammar and speak to your chemical seller in simple terms. I am sure that's the reason you're not getting where to but the chemicals yet.


Tell them caustic soda instead of sodium hydroxide.
Simply tell them HLC instead of hydrochloric acid.


The sellers don't know the chemicals by such big names. Don't complicate things for your self and sellers.

There's hardly a chemical store you go that you won't find these chemicals in large quantity.They are basic and common chemicals to get around.



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Strongbest:





Bros, stop speaking big grammar and speak to your chemical seller in simple terms. I am sure that's the reason you're not getting where to but the chemicals yet.


Tell them caustic soda instead of sodium hydroxide.
Simply tell them HLC instead of hydrochloric acid.


The sellers don't know the chemicals by such big names. Don't complicate things for your self and sellers.

There's hardly a chemical store you go that you won't find these chemicals in large quantity.They are basic and common chemicals to get around.



Thanks

Strongbest:
EXTRACTION OF COCONUT OIL

There are two basic methods we can use to extract oil from fresh coconut: the cold method and heat(ing) method.

Though I prefer the first method because it helps to retain the natural properties of the nut. However, for the sake of some of us who might not have access to blender, I think we should just go for the second method which anybody can carry out at home with basic house hold items.

Uhmmm, where do I start from now? K, I'm sure no one here needs to be taught how to break coconut shell, good.

1. Once the shells are off and you have the main flesh, get a local or manual grater and grate into pieces.
(Blender would help if you have one, you soak and allow to soften then blend). If you have a small mortal and pestle at home, you can as well pound into pieces. Guess it's eaysier.

2. Now, I assume the grated coconut is now poured into a clean bowl.

3. Add some water to the ground coconut and stir very well together. depending on the size of the coconut. Average size, you can add like 1 - 1and 1/2 cup(s) of water. (It's almost the same process used in making coconut milk drink, so no big deal).

4.Now, you have a milky kind of mixture. Get a sieve, you can use any piece of clean cloth preferrably, get the kind of clothe they use in sieving or filtering pap. Place the clothe (sieve) over another clean bowl and pour the mixture into it in order to sieve the milky water and leave the chaff behind in the clothe.

5. Once you have been able to get the milky water, place the bowl containing the milk on a low heat and gradually stir as it heats up till it's boiling. With time, the water goes off and you begin to see something like oil mixed with the milky liquid. Once the oil becomes visible, remove from heat and allow to cool.

Just allow the mixture to stand for some hours after which you'll notice the oil coming up......calmly and quitely bend the container to decant the oil into another clean container. Finally, you have your coconut oil.

That's it, go make your own coconut oil.


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FatherCHRISTMAS:
wow so easy

Strongbest:
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Strongbest:
Good morning and happy new month great people.

Sincere apologies to those I haven't been able to attend to their mails.

I have been on the moves since last Thursday.

Meanwhile, I treated some of our mails already.

Also, I am very sure everyone who paid for ebooks over the weekend has received his or her packages.

Thanks so much for your understanding and trust. God bless you all real good.

Happy new month once again. The month of April shall be filled with good and positive surprises for everyone of us here. Amen!

Strongbest.

Wande22:
HOW MANY LITERS OF WATER CAN I SOAK 1KG OF NITROSOL WITH?

Strongbest:



Heyllo Sir, I really don't know what that is but if thickness is the thing in question, I would say 100 to 150 litres.

sincerely, I will need to know the thickness in view to give an accurate answer, since I don't produce such myself.

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Wande22:
strongbest baba it Is called blackboard renovator. It replaced the usual charcoal we use in painting our blackboards then. it's a bit thicker than liquid soap

Strongbest:




Oga, oh I get it now, lol. Do people still use the blackboard?

Try 100 litres for 1kg of nitrosol. Or you do 80litres to 1Kg , then you can more water if it's too thick.

However, I will advise you to first try something like:

1/4 kg to 25litres of water or 1/4 to 20 litres of water to see if you get your desired thickness before moving on with the 1kg. Best of lucks Sir.


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Oga, oh I get it now, lol. Do people still use the blackboard?