traditionally made thru the distillation of potassium nitrate. It is nitric acid
Nitre is an obsolete name foe some nitrates. Nitreis a word derived from the Greek language nitron (a term used in the past for sodium carbonate or the potassium nitrate). But also nitron is very probably borrowed from the old Egyptian netjeri.
Nitre beds have been used for years to make potassium nitrate, they consist of manure, ash and urine. They stacked the "ingredients" on a bed of clay then left it till it formed a white crust, this was then removed and washed with water, this got rid of the other soluble products. They used then potassium nitrate to make gunpowder.
The approximate operating temperature for bluing with nitre- blue salt is around 290-310°C (550-590°F). At this temperature, the parts are immersed in a bath of the nitre-blue salt for a specific period to achieve the desired bluing effect.
A method of separation may be the fractional crystallization.
No. White spirit is a turpentine substitute used for thinning paint or cleaning paint brushes or rollers. Surgical spirit is a mixture of ethanol, methanol (to make it undrinkable) and sometimes oil of wintergreen or methyl salicylate. On a similar note, methylated spirit is similar to surgical spirit but contains pyridine as well as methanol and a purple dye to make it undrinkable. It is used as a cleaner and a fuel.
Nitric acid, HNO3 , also known as aqua fortis and spirit of nitre, is a highly corrosive and toxic and strong acid.
Nitre, also known as potassium nitrate, is a compound composed of potassium, nitrogen, and oxygen. It is not an element mixture, as it has a fixed chemical composition with a specific ratio of atoms.
Nitre is an obsolete name foe some nitrates. Nitreis a word derived from the Greek language nitron (a term used in the past for sodium carbonate or the potassium nitrate). But also nitron is very probably borrowed from the old Egyptian netjeri.
Nitre beds have been used for years to make potassium nitrate, they consist of manure, ash and urine. They stacked the "ingredients" on a bed of clay then left it till it formed a white crust, this was then removed and washed with water, this got rid of the other soluble products. They used then potassium nitrate to make gunpowder.
In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado", Montresor refers to "nitre". Nitre is mineraled potassium nitrate that grows in damp places. As Monstresor leads Fortunato down to the wall vault where he will meet his fate, the walls are covered with nitre.
Immortal Night and Nitre. http://www.immortalnight.com http://www.nitre.webs.com But Nitre isn't finished yet. Nitre is a downloadable werewolf game and it is not finished. Immortal Night lets you choose between a Vampire and a werewolf, and it is online. Immortal Night needs Internet, but Nitre doesn't. Here is how they are pronounced: Immortal Night (Imm or toll ni t) Nitre (Ni tree)
The approximate operating temperature for bluing with nitre- blue salt is around 290-310°C (550-590°F). At this temperature, the parts are immersed in a bath of the nitre-blue salt for a specific period to achieve the desired bluing effect.
nitre, saltpeter(KNO3), Chile saltpeter(NaNO3)
the japanese make them for there spirit....
You can make a Spirit Wolf Pouch by using a summoning pouch on a summoning obelisk. Select the spirit wolf pouch, and you will make it, if you have the required items. You need to have 7 spirit shards, a gold charm, and wolf bones in your inventory.
A spirit loom is actually a spirit shard just click on "Random quest" in Ravenloss
simple chant *spirit,spirit of the coin.spirit,spirit of the coin.spirit,spirit of the coin.please come out and play with us*.make sure u/your group in quite situation to play this...call out the chant 3 times..make sure u end the game well... *-*