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1CLAN LAB METHODS…COOKING WITH CH
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3METHODS WE’LL COVER• METHAMPHE
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RED P METHOD5
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7RED P METHODRed phosphorus can bep
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9RED P METHODStriker plates are usu
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11STEP 1 - TABLET EXTRACTION• GRI
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13TABLET EXTRACTIONCoffee grinders
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15TABLET EXTRACTION• EXTRACT-EPHE
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17TABLET EXTRACTION-SOLVENTS• ALC
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19TABLET EXTRACTIONDenatured alcoho
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21TABLET EXTRACTION-SOLVENTSLarge-s
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23TABLET EXTRACTION-SOLVENTSHot pla
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25TABLET EXTRACTION-SOLVENTSMexican
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27TABLET EXTRACTION-WATER•WATER C
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TABLET EXTRACTION-WATERFilter out B
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31STEP 2 - COOKING• COMBINE- PSEU
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33STEP 2 - COOKING• COMBINE- PSEU
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35STEP 2 - COOKING• COMBINE- PSEU
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37STEP 2 - COOKING• COMBINE- PHOS
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39COOKINGRed phosphorus usuallywill
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COOKING41
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43SUBSTITUTIONSIodine can be purcha
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45SUBSTITUTIONSHousehold Iodine tin
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47SUBSTITUTIONSHydrogenperoxide ism
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49AFTER REFLUX TO SEPARATETHE REACT
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ALTERNATE METHOD TO SEPARATEREACTIO
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53SEPARATIONSodium hydroxide(lye) i
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55STEP 3 - SEPARATION• RAISE pH >
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57SEPARATIONWhite gas (camp fuel) i
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59METH SOLUBILITYMETH BASE METH HCL
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61SEPARATE LAYERS• POUR THELIQUID
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63STEP 4 - SALTING OUT• BUBBLE HY
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65STEP 4 - SALTING OUT• Separate
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67SALTING OUTHCL acid gas generator
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69SALTING OUTThe tip of the tubing
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71METHODS FOR SALTING OUT• SULFUR
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73METHODS FOR SALTING OUTRock salt(
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- Page 79 and 80: 79ANHYDROUS AMMONIAANHYDROUSMEANSWI
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