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From what i gather its just find some activated fine powder carbon, heat with 10% nitric acid solution for a few hours. Rinse. Dry. Add 5 or 10% by weight palladium into a beaker, dissolve with hcl/h202. Add to beaker with activated carbon and stir for a bit to let it soak. Then add formic acid or formaldehyde to reduce/precipitate onto the support. Rinse. done. Right?
any tips? suggestions? This sound right?
how much 10% pd/c is considered 'catalytic' when adding to a reaction? im assuming since its 7x better as a catalyst than copper, adding 1/5 or 1/7 of the molar equivilant of palladium of copper chloride that is often called for in clandestine chem would be a correct amount right...?
any tips? suggestions? This sound right?
how much 10% pd/c is considered 'catalytic' when adding to a reaction? im assuming since its 7x better as a catalyst than copper, adding 1/5 or 1/7 of the molar equivilant of palladium of copper chloride that is often called for in clandestine chem would be a correct amount right...?