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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Sources for HCl

2003-11-06 by Stuart Winsor

In article <3FAA1370.4010003@...>,
   Adam Seychell <adam_seychell@...> wrote:
> If that fails then still phone industrial chemical 
> suppliers. Ask them what quantities they sell, and if they 
> don't do 5 liter containers then they might be the best 
> people to ask where you might get the stuff. After all, they 
> are in the chemical business.

You're really looking for a laboratory supplier. When I used work in a
chemistry lab we used to buy in 2.5l winchesters (large glass bottles) or
for HCl I remember 1l glass bottles. Nowadays it would probably be
polythene or such I guess. I seem to remember Fisons as a supplier but the
name "Griffin and George" comes to mind, though I think that was more for
equipment.

I suppose you know that Farnell sell things like beakers, measuring
cylinders and other useful chemistry type stuff?

What is the "mix", or process for cupric chloride etching BTW - I've only
ever used Ferric Chloride.

Stuart.

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