I was wondering if any of the better informed members would know in what type of store, what the brand names and even the Thai name would be for these chemicals.

Thanks in advance.

I was wondering if any of the better informed members would know in what type of store, what the brand names and even the Thai name would be for these chemicals.

Thanks in advance.

1. Where r u?

2. What purpose......ie pharmaceutical/laboratory or industrial quality?

3. Thai names:

FeSO4

NaHSO3

(make sure your tones are correct)

Edited November 24, 201213 yr by cheeryble

I am in Loie, don't really need industrial quantities, just as good a quality as I can find. What kind of retail outlet should I be looking for? What if any brand names to look out for?

I don't know about Loie but here in CM there are a couple of suppliers opposite the university on the Suthep Rd.

Extend that to the nearest possibility for you.

Or let your fingers do the walking.

You shouldn't have to worry about brand names if the purity level is labelled and it is a reputable supplier. Many reactions, in excess reactions and non-pharmaceutical, the purity is barely relevant.

Out of interest what are they to be used for?

Just occurred to me if you're stuck I could get a card from one of the suppliers here for you to order.

Let me know. Cheeryble.

Edited November 24, 201213 yr by cheeryble

FeSO4

FeCl₂ is the correct composition and in Thai it is คลอไรด์เหล็ก which is iron chloride. Another term for the sulphate is Sodium Hydrogen Sulphate which is ซัลเฟตโซเดียมไฮโดรเจน in Thai. So perhaps print those out and show them.

I was wondering if any of the better informed members would know in what type of store, what the brand names and even the Thai name would be for these chemicals.

Thanks in advance.

1. Where r u?

2. What purpose......ie pharmaceutical/laboratory or industrial quality?

3. Thai names:

FeSO4

NaHSO3

(make sure your tones are correct)

You turn a chloride into a sulfate and then you tell him to check his tones ?

FeSO4

NaHSO3

For what purpose?

Ha-ha whoops yes chloride not sulphate I must have been dropping off.

In a previous incarnation I used it for precipitating the bit of gold from an acid solution of platinum metals concentrate.