mixing from powder

[michael9793]

Okay, I have looked and can not find anything about mixing powder Pd/Pt. and is it that much of a savings than having B&S mixing it for you.

thanks

mike andersen:confused:

 

[Dana Sullivan]

I charge the same for liquid and powder. But here's the easiest rundown for mixing powder:

Palladium:
25ml-
2.5g Palladium Chloride
1.8g Sodium Chloride (table salt)

100ml-
10g Palladium Chloride
7.2g Sodium Chloride

Heat water to near boiling, then add palladium and salt. Stir to mix well. Should completely disolve within 5 minutes.

Platinum:
25ml-
5g Potassium Chloroplatinite

100ml-
20g Potassium Chloroplatinite

Heat water to 90F, add Platinum crystals and stir. Keep the temperature down to help prevent the formation of red needle-like crystals in the bottom of your storage container.

 

[Tri Tran]

I charge the same for liquid and powder. But here's the easiest rundown for mixing powder:

Palladium:
25ml-
2.5g Palladium Chloride
1.8g Sodium Chloride (table salt)

100ml-
10g Palladium Chloride
7.2g Sodium Chloride

Heat water to near boiling, then add palladium and salt. Stir to mix well. Should completely disolve within 5 minutes.

Platinum:
25ml-
5g Potassium Chloroplatinite

100ml-
20g Potassium Chloroplatinite

Heat water to 90F, add Platinum crystals and stir. Keep the temperature down to help prevent the formation of red needle-like crystals in the bottom of your storage container.

Hi Dana,
I noticed the Pt price has been increased significantly. Do you offer promo discount for group purchase sometime soon? Thanks. TT

 

[michael9793]

Thank you very much Dana,

Is there a formula for the ferric Oxilate

 

[Dana Sullivan]

We're having a special on Platinum and Palladium, since I've had several people asking. Check out my thread over here:
(there was a url link here which no longer exists)