Hi Jyllian!
Weight of K in grams and vac pump capacity should be specified in procedure.
Why is a yellow flame bad?
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Hi all--We're considering this potassium mirror video for C&EN's #RealTimeChem Week Awards. Any safety concerns we should consider?
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