Discussion How to dispose of SN?

[heydude56]

Let's say I have about 50-70g of SN that I want to dispose of.
Would this quantity be too much to just flush down the toilet? (Even if I divide it and do it over multiple times? Maybe like 10g at a time)
Would I really have to visit professional disposal sites or something like that

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Just flush it. It's not that much. All at once.

 

[heydude56]

Just flush it. It's not that much. All at once.

Draining it down the sink would do the same, right?

 

[locked*n*loaded]

It all connects to the same sewer lines.

 

[floatingair]

You don't wanna use SN anymore?

 

[Alpacachino]

It will end up mixing with Thousands if not millions of liters of sewage waste . won't be an issue.

 

[Mackerel]

Let's say I have about 50-70g of SN that I want to dispose of.
Would this quantity be too much to just flush down the toilet? (Even if I divide it and do it over multiple times? Maybe like 10g at a time)
Would I really have to visit professional disposal sites or something like that

How did you get your SN? I'm trying to buy some and my country has strict laws on who can own it, does anyone have tips on how to get it? Making my own is not an option because I'm extremely untalented in chemistry and cannot afford all that equipment

 

[fadedghost]

Really, you could just do a search for the proper way to dispose of hazardous industrial chemicals in your area if you wanted to do it the right way. There's probably information online. I have no idea if this would affect anything, I just doubt there's no hazardous disposal site for chemicals. Many chemicals have labels with numbers on them and there's supposed to be ways of disposing of things. I doubt they would even ask questions.