is saltpetre different to SN?

[Walilamdzi]

...?

 

[TowerUpright]

One is Potassium Nitrate and one is Sodium Nitrite.

 

[Walilamdzi]

One is Potassium Nitrate and one is Sodium Nitrite.

Ahh okay, does PN mention saltpetre as an alternative to SN in lethal inorganic salts talk? Or has it been dismissed by the community here?

 

[TowerUpright]

High purity Potassium Nitrate would work... But only if you mixed it with fuel oil, drank the mixture right away, then swallow a lit firecracker....

In other words, no. It is not anywhere near a substitute. And, it apparently has anti-aphrodisiac properties.

 

[ReallySillyOtter]

Does PN mention saltpetre as an alternative to SN in lethal inorganic salts talk? Or has it been dismissed by the community here?

Short answer: no.

Detailed answer: by "PN" I assume you mean Potassium Nitrate. I have not seen that mentioned in either Peaceful Pill Handbook or this site (didn't search, it might be in an obscure thread).

There are three inorganic salts used to CTB:

• Cyanide (very effective, very hard to get).
• Sodium Azide (slightly easier to get but dangerous)
• Sodium Nitrite (generally agreed as the best compromise of availability, effectiveness and peacefulness. You'll find a wealth of information in the resources section. Note this is Sodium Nitrite, NOT Sodium NitrAte)

 

[Living sucks]

Short answer: no.

Detailed answer: by "PN" I assume you mean Potassium Nitrate.

PN is Phillip Nietsche. Or however it's spelled

 

[ReallySillyOtter]

PN is Phillip Nietsche. Or however it's spelled

My mistake, thanks for the correction. I made an erroneous assumption on what PN meant and figured @Walilamdzi just phrased the question oddly.

But yes, I've listen to a few of Philip Nitschke's podcasts and don't recall him mentioning potassium nitrate / saltpetre. Searching this site for same also comes up empty.

 

[blizt]

Hi is anyone available ?

 

[Wayfaerer]

Yes it's a completely different substance.