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Glass ware and other basic lab equipment
1 x Funnel, glass 70 mm: 5 1 x Funnel, glass 50 mm: 4 4 x Funnel, plastic 100 mm: 8 (purification through coffee filter x 4) 1 x Trakt i plast PP 45 mm: 2 1 x Thermometer -40-+110: 4 (for oven) 2 x Thermometer -10-+110: 4 (20 cm long glass variant) 1 x Graduated Cylinder 500 ml: 18 (for measuring liquids) 1 x Crystallization cup 140-400 mm: 14-50 (a lasagna glass dish is a cheaper alt) 2 x Glass Beaker 2000 ml: 47 2 x Glass Beaker 1000 ml: 27 4 x Glass Beaker 600 ml: 24 2 x Glass Beaker 250 ml: 12 1 x Beakertongs: 7 (tongs to grab boiling hot beakers) 1 x Conical Flask (Erlenmeyer Flask) 1000 ml: 14 1 x Conical Flask 500 ml NN (narrow neck): 8 1 x Conical Flask 500 ml WN (wide neck): 8 6 x Pharmaceutical Bottle, glass (dark brown) 200 ml: 8 (storage of detonator charge/primary expl. underwater) 2 x Pharmaceutical Bottle, glass (dark brown) 500 ml: 4 (storage of primary expl) 3 x Pharmaceutical Bottle, glass (dark brown) 1000 ml: 7 (storage of primary expl) 1 x pH-paper 0-14, 100 strips: 11 1 x Porcelain Dish 80 mm: 2 (for boiling on top of conical flask) 2 x Glass rod, stirring rod 6 x 200 mm: 2 5 x Drop counter: 5 1 x Acid resistant gloves: 6 100 x Latex Gloves: 11 1 x Lab-apron: 9 1 x Mortar w. Pestle 100 mm: 11 2 x Pipette bottle, plastic 100 ml: 2 2 x Plastic box, storage, square 500 ml: 6 1 x Plastic box, storage, square 250 ml: 2 1 x Plastic box, storage, square 100 ml: 2 1 x Spoon with spatulas, 150 mm: 2 1 x Spatulas 21 cm: 049610 14 2 1 x Cleaning brush: 4 1 x Beaker brush 21 cm: 3 1 x Tube brush 400 mm: 5 2 x Plastic container 31 x 43 x 15: 19 (for evaporation of liquids) 25 x Syringe and needle, 1 ml: 6 (for injecting pure nicotine into hollow bullets) 100 x Filter paper 125-200 mm: 3 (fits into large funnels) 1 x Single electrical cooking plate: 23 (in case you need an extra)
Note: There was a minimum order of 10 for certain items from the supplier I selected. Therefore, I had to buy more glass beakers and conical flasks than needed. Still, I have only listed the required amount of equipment and not the surplus amount I bought. Conical flasks are often better than beakers due to the ease of using funnels etc. in them, + the liquid inside doesnt evaporate as quickly due to the narrow neck of the conical flask.
End note: I tried to contact three international suppliers of second hand lab ware (one German, one British and one US) but they all advised me to just order from a national/local supplier, as glass ware is usually bought locally/nationally due to their relatively low cost. So just contact f example the local supplier in your country who supplies high schools and colleges/universities or alternative suppliers.
Manufacturing explosives - Recommended explosives
An explosive device is usually divided into 3 separate charges:
1.Primary charge/detonator (Usually not more than 6-20 g)
2.Secondary charge booster charge (Usually not more than 50 g to 2 kg)
3.Tertiary charge (the bulk of the explosives, 50-5000 kg)
The size of your primary and secondary charge relies on the quantity, quality and purity of your tertiary charge. I have concluded that the following explosives are the most suitable for my purpose (as of 2010) based on a variety of factors:
DDNP as detonator (primary charge) Picric Acid as booster (secondary charge) ANFO/or ANNM (tertiary charge)
I will try to point out some challenges and present advice regarding which compounds are still available to us as of 2010
Date: 2015-12-17; view: 1002
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