Making Sulfuric Acid - Trying Out NurdRage's Electrobromine Process
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After years of trying different electrochemical methods of making sulfuric acid, I simply had to try a scaled-up version of Nurdrage's Electrobromine Process. As expected, it works perfectly, and we're able to catalytically react sulfur with water to generate a reasonable yield of sulfuric acid. You can find the original video on the process from @NurdRage here: https://youtu.be/6ms6xbPhdVs?si=cTxZ_tDRBH4l6QXM Special thanks to @danfm1 who put together an upgraded version of the Scrap Science jingle at the start. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Us0Qs635OzprNdiVRK49u Also, you should join the Scrap Science discord here: https://discord.gg/m76mHpvdGW And here's a link to my video on what happens to bromide under non-acidic conditions: https://youtu.be/qSyj03R_d4Q?si=ULQ_1PFxWGiDio4c
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