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    Potassium Perchlorate Synthesis?

    Alright so I've been reading some of this shit and I just wanna start off simple with some flash powder. Yes, I already tried a search engine, and I can't find a reliable source. So I was wondering if someone can help me make some potassium perchlorate.. It also might be possible to harvest some from fireworks I think.
    Any help will be greatly appreciated.

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    And you've used the search engine?

    http://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en...meta=&aq=f&oq=

    Yea sure remember not to be such a raging faggot next time you post.

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    Is there a way to do it without using an electochemical cell?

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    Did you not go through anything listed on that search engine.

    There is:

    Electrolytic preparation
    Preparation by thermal decomposition of chlorate
    Preparation by chemical oxidation

    Have you even considered looking into patents?

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    Uhh what are patents? I'm guessing you don't mean patent as in property law

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    Its a plural dumb arse and no I mean rights over ideas.

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    Oh. Well in that case, no.
    I got one more question and then I'm done, I got it pretty much figured out.
    Do you think it'd be possible to extract potassium perchlorate from fireworks?

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    In all realism, No.

    Why, because the amount of contaminants in the powder/composition would be insane.

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    And I guess there wouldn't be a way to filter it out. And even if you did, the juice probably wouldn't be worth the squeeze.
    Alright, thanks for all the help.

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    Hmm.... Well it depends what you want it for?

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