I bought SN from a brick and mortar store in the US

[departedfreedom]

The correct product should be priced in the $20-$50 range.

Thanks. Definitely not the one I found then. It's 160 euros.

 

[BradGuy123]

I'm baffled by this riddle. I think I know two box stores that are common in "industrial areas" but being in a glass jar and never being expected to be taken out of the jar and it withstanding heat? Assuming I have the box store right I wonder what section/department it would be found in.

 

[Riu]

I'm baffled by this riddle. I think I know two box stores that are common in "industrial areas" but being in a glass jar and never being expected to be taken out of the jar and it withstanding heat? Assuming I have the box store right I wonder what section/department it would be found in.

I was stumped about this too, so I want to say that the whole jar is not expected to be heated, the sn inside is expected to be in contact with heat.

Also if you find what this product is, there are different brands selling it and not every brand has the high purity of the one that is being referenced in this post.

 

[howtodisappearr]

If this is what I think it is I don't think it would be so easily available or sold at all in Canada right?

Unless I'm thinking of something else.

 

[aallsskksskk]

That's super cool and very impressive. You should really give yourself a pat on the back, if this is real then this could be very impactful for the community.

I'm no chemist, but I know that some chemicals can help neutralize others, especially in the context of medication. Is there any possible way that those remaining 2% of impurities are intentionally binding/neutralizing chemicals of some sort?

 

[meddle]

I was stumped about this too, so I want to say that the whole jar is not expected to be heated, the sn inside is expected to be in contact with heat.

Also if you find what this product is, there are different brands selling it and not every brand has the high purity of the one that is being referenced in this post.

but how do you heat sn without heating the jar? like its not meant to be opened...

 

[Riu]

but how do you heat sn without heating the jar? like its not meant to be opened...

No, it's meant to be opened.

 

[meddle]

No, it's meant to be opened.

its just @msds said that "It doesn't have labeling because it is not expected that the SN will ever be removed from its container, nor will it ever be near food. There is no required labeling for such a product, so long as its toxicity is disclosed in its MSDS.", thats why i assumed its not meant to be opened

 

[Riu]

its just @msds said that "It doesn't have labeling because it is not expected that the SN will ever be removed from its container, nor will it ever be near food. There is no required labeling for such a product, so long as its toxicity is disclosed in its MSDS.", thats why i assumed its not meant to be opened

Yeah I was confused at first too, I also thought you were supposed to heat the sn to change it, but that's not what it is.