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AronN3

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  1. Well, if that's the only inconvenience addition of more water or fast separation of the solution from precipitation might work, however the concern is whether it will work will ZnSO4 😮‍💨 I cant find any other direct and simple way. This is another video of the same method however he managed to make 80% sulphuric acid. I want to do this similar method using Zinc Sulphate 😃
  2. That's the point 😓, I followed a video which use Copper sulphate and it worked for me but due to high expense of it i cant make a large amount of it. Since Amount of H2SO4(unit amount)= 0.6 × CuSO4 (unit amount) So i need a lot of Sulphate salts for making medium quantities. This is the video. That's why i want to use Zinc Sulphate It has less water content **Cause of monohydrate instead of pentahydrate** Although for copper sulphate to react with water it didn't need any external heat, the reaction was instant how it wasn’t the same for zinc sulphate *dont know if it needed heat or something like ferrous sulphate* so I was skeptical. It should've worked or am I missing something here. The only strong acid, I have access is HCl However its just comes as Tiles cleaner (30% HCl solution *I am not sure what other contents are present at the rest of 70% and it might produce impurities* ) So its just frustrating. 🙁
  3. Yes, later if its boiled then sulphate ion concentration should increase ( making uo to 80-95% sulphuric acid also excess oxalic acid should react afterwards and dissepear [absolute win - win 😀] ). The thing is a high number of people (even youtubers) have tried this with CuSO4 but shouldn’t it be same for ZnSO4 .
  4. I did a little reading, while everyone wrote, about synthesis of Sulphuric acid using Oxalic acid & Cu,Fe,Mg (Sulphates) . No one were mentioning neither anywhere mentioned Zinc sulphate (neither anyone used it in electrolysis) where Zinc Oxalate has almost same solubility as Ferric oxalate . Isn't it possible 🤔 or something I am not seeing! Where i live its much cheaper than Cu,Fe sulphates ("MgSO4 is cheapest however I don't like to use it because of lower success rate") H2C2O4(aq) + ZnSO4(aq) + (Heat??) = H2SO4(aq)+ ZnC2O4 (s) 🤕🤕
  5. I can do that same with this reaction by using H2O2 i instead of water. But i was looking for a more easy and direct approach. Copper sulphate does better in this case. However its a disaster for cleanup as like as burning sulphur, that's why I was looking for an alternative . The first reaction is very convenient since the byproducts are only gases. But later I thought second reactions might also occur so I need some advises from experts 🥙🤠. I used to make it by distilling battery acid (35%) but it is now replaced with electrolyte gel . Really puzzled 🫥 cant get to Ti-Pt electrodes not even MMO(or leadO2 and to make PbO2 i need sulphuric acid) for electrolysis. And using graphite is wasting time since it will look like I am producing graphite powder instead of Sulphuric acid😅 there's another way for anode is to use Sn-Pb soldering iron 😬 but i haven't tried it unsure whether it will work (a deep grudge against PbSO4). So that's why i was just hoping to find a direct approach for making it. 😮‍💨
  6. Instead of CuSO4 if we use Sulphur in H2C2O4 the reaction as follows, H2C2O4 + S = H2SO4 + CO2 + H2S(😶‍🌫️) or it can follow H2C2O4 + S = SO2 + CO2 +H2O (sealed reaction) so that Sulphir dioxide can react with the water 🤔 . Just hate CuC2O4 precipitation too much effort. 🤕
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