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Hi all,

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm looking to
know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?

Thanks,
Chris
 
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:11:02 +0000, exxos wrote:

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm looking to
know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?
What's "amonnia-d"?

Do you mean "ammonia". That comes in various concentrations and purities
from janitorial supply houses and laboratory suppliers in most countries.

The strongest is "specific gravity 0.880", known colloquially as
"eight-eighty", and is quite unpleasant stuff. Avoid skin contact, and
don't breathe the vapor. Get it in your eyes, and you'll need surgery, if
not a white stick.

The weaker stuff sold for household cleaning is much less harmful, but
still pungent and irritating.

I would suggest that, if you can't spell the name, you're not into
chemistry, and you need to seek the help/advice of someone who is.

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Then there's duct tape ...
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"Fred Abse" <excretatauris@cerebrumconfus.it> wrote in message
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On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:11:02 +0000, exxos wrote:

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm looking
to
know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?

What's "amonnia-d"?
Well TBH not sure.......



Do you mean "ammonia". That comes in various concentrations and purities
from janitorial supply houses and laboratory suppliers in most countries.

The strongest is "specific gravity 0.880", known colloquially as
"eight-eighty", and is quite unpleasant stuff. Avoid skin contact, and
don't breathe the vapor. Get it in your eyes, and you'll need surgery, if
not a white stick.

The weaker stuff sold for household cleaning is much less harmful, but
still pungent and irritating.

I would suggest that, if you can't spell the name, you're not into
chemistry, and you need to seek the help/advice of someone who is.

I know its in window cleaner stuff and know its nasty and can dry the skin
etc. I'm into electronics not chemistry, Dont ask where these 2 things
cross cos its one hec of a long story. Though im guided by someone whos used
the stuff so all isn't *too* bad...

Chris





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Then there's duct tape ...
(Garrison Keillor)
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"exxos" <exxos@home.co.uk> wrote in message
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Hi all,

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm looking to
know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?

Thanks,
Chris
alt.drugs.chemistry sounds about right. I didn't try it myself so good luck.
 
Fred Abse wrote:
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:11:02 +0000, exxos wrote:

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm
looking to know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?

What's "amonnia-d"?

Ammonia-D seems to be the trade-name of miracle ingredient X that makes new
improved Windex window cleaner better than it used to be.

As an aside, we use an ammonia/ammonium persulphate mix for stripping copper
plate from steel, the ammonia addition inhibits any etching of the steel
surface and possibly accelerates copper solution. I've used it for pcbs, you
don't lean over the dish - as you say, it certainly clears the nasal
passages. ;)
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Ammonium persulphate does clean PCB's very well...just don't leave them in
too long!...I have seen a number of boards with no copper left after only a
short time!

"cpemma" <cpemma@MexbroUGH.co.uk> wrote in message
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Fred Abse wrote:
On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 19:11:02 +0000, exxos wrote:

If someone knows a better NG then please let me know....... I'm
looking to know if you can buy "amonnia-d" in a bottle in the UK ?

What's "amonnia-d"?

Ammonia-D seems to be the trade-name of miracle ingredient X that makes
new
improved Windex window cleaner better than it used to be.

As an aside, we use an ammonia/ammonium persulphate mix for stripping
copper
plate from steel, the ammonia addition inhibits any etching of the steel
surface and possibly accelerates copper solution. I've used it for pcbs,
you
don't lean over the dish - as you say, it certainly clears the nasal
passages. ;)
--
Remove the "UGH" from Mexbrough to reply
 

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