Ammonium chloride
strixvanallen on Aug. 10, 2014
Ammonia + hydrochloric acid = ammonium chloride //If you never stepped in a lab and/or saw a youtube video of this happening, ammonium chloride is a light powder that will go absolutely everywhere once it's formed. I had difficult moments with this one in my practical classes, since this little bugger thought it was fun to cloud my glasses when I was with a very strong acid solution in my hands. //This video shows basically what happened with Nene (the girl in the strip):http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xgCgBNJeKE // Notice that the freaking ammonium chloride is formed when their VAPOURS come in contact. This “white smoke” from the acid is the chloride, not acid.
strixvanallen at 3:53PM, May 12, 2015
@Darius: talk that to your supervisor. xD @MOrgan: o/
MOrgan at 2:33AM, Sept. 8, 2014
:-D
Darius Drake at 1:30AM, Aug. 12, 2014
What are you talking about, Nene? You, at least, have a reasonable excuse (you were planning on cleaning the sink). Whoever put the Hydrocholoric Acid in there probably didn't. :D