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Silver nitrate solution for ornaments




2007

Hello,

Can anyone tell me how to make a solution of silver nitrate for glass ornaments? I am glassblowing ornaments and want to use the silver nitrate solution for the inside.

Thanks!

Doris Annette Jimison
Christmas Ornaments - Las Vegas, Nevada


Try www.thelitterbox.org/librum website-there you can find some useful infos on that subject(some old techno-chemical recipe books/download free).Hope it helps and good luck!

Goran Budija
- Cerovski vrh Croatia
2007



Silver nitrate is a clear colourless solution.

I suspect that you actually want to silver plate the inside of the balls. Goran has suggested where to look BUT
Be aware that formulations involving ammonia this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] - as most do - involve a significant risk of producing explosive silver salts. If you must do this, follow the instructions with great care and be prepared for things to go wrong. An explosion inside a glass ball would be very nasty (you need eye protection as a minimum), and do you know how to safely dispose of any chemicals left over?
Most people handling silver nitrate also suffer from black stains on the skin. This is silver metal - like a photographic print - and will not wash off.

geoff smith
Geoff Smith
Hampshire, England
2007




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