11:25 you actual created an old style of slow burning fuse. i’m not entirely sure of the chemistry behind it but i know that the fuses burn slower and more reliably just lighting a string (in this case the paper towel)

step 1: piss and shit on the floor for 20 years already been doing that anyway 😎

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If you want to just see the extraction skip to the 6 minute mark. There, fixed that for ya. 😊

Peter, new subscriber here!! I love the channel. I am putting together a book entitled Great Grandfather's book of everyday and survival chemistry. It is a massive undertaking but I would love to talk to you about a couple things.

Try using a centrifuge to remove the solids before crystallisation.

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Love the Nitrogen cycle diagram! I was confused by the NH3 + O2 step, because I would expect nitrogen oxidation to use water as a source of oxygen too, but I guess it's just a simplification, just some mix of N oxidation and phosphorylation, enough to make the conservation of mass intuitive. Is that the idea? Great video as well, I have been so curious about nitrate extraction from organic sources recently, this was a great result.

Rabbits are just as good as horses and cows and horses and cows make the best. 😊

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The noise in the background is better than no voiceover.

He would love my chicken coop, my grandfather built it 40+ years ago and its had chickens in it ever since. We only clean it to put on the garden every couple years and even then the floor stays 4" higher than the ground outside.

Extremely interesting 😊 thank you

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Animal-sourced nitrates will have a lot of Ca, leading to the isolation of Calcium nitrate. I saw a Cody's Lab video where he added wood ash to the crude liquid/soil mixture to precipitate out CaCO3, and make sure that you isolate mostly Na and K nitrates. See if adding that step would help

Use less heat, use a desiccant and keep it under vacuum ?

In this case of boiling sand some times sillicon dioxide gas will release it is carcinogen it may cause cancer so wear a tight mask

Clean your frit in very hot concentrated lye solution. Let it soak a bit then use vacuum to pull it through a couple of times. Should clear it up

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Use hot water

Pretty straitforward! Thanks!

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Also put the manure in a flour sack or pillow case like a giant tea bag.. saves a lot of filtering..

I recommend making the ley of wood ash before even collecting the manure.. the wood ash converts all other nitrates "CaNO3 NaNO3 NHNO3 etc" into KNO3 i believe your yeild wouldve been much higher the ley of wood ash is a very important step.. you can actually watch the sodium and calcium fall out of the solution after that it becomes clearer

Why don't you just buy it? i deliver it if the quantity is big enough! In Asia, they sell it every day.

Scoop out, dissolve in water, let the water thru a coffee filter and then boil of the water and you left with good salpeter..... They do it everywhere in Europa in the middle ages..... Pork farms, cow farms and so on...

One way to quickly remove organics impurities is to add h2o2.

A filter aid like Aerosil (fumed sillica) could make the filtering process more practical. Boiling with activated carbon is a good trick to take colored organic impurities out.

Nice work! I always wondered about this process, nice to see it being done.

Amazing video, I also made the same some years ago.

Hi Pete. What I learned from ancient times was, that nitrates are highly soluble in water and a stable with earthen floor where the urine goes and maisonry walls that peak out of the soil will evaporate water from the walls, soaking it up from the ground, and the nitrates will not evaporate but build white crystals on the lower part of the wall, not washed away by rain So below the rabbit cage is not ideal, where rain will wash away the nitrates, but it will climb up a wooden beam that peaks out of thr soil.

Wouldn't it be easier to get fertilizer abs seperate the nitrates?

I used to raise rabbits, so I know the white substance your talking about. (I was young and really bad about cleaning under the rabbit huches) so we had tons of that crap. I only wish I knew at the time what I could do with it.

What is this a fucking powerpoint from the '90s???

Where do you get your fume hoods and how much are they?

Cool. can make a rocket motor! :)

This was not only extremely interesting from beginning to end but also gave light to judging soil in a different manner.

My suggestion for the gross extraction from your soil: rather than making mud tea, you use the perforated bucket, filter, wood ash, nitre bearing earth column technique. Pour multiple loads of boiling water through the column, resulting in a solids free weak solution of the water soluble materials in your soil, less those materials that bond to the wood ash. THEN worry about concentrating. This is the traditional method of nitrate recovery. You got a very low yield by leaving unclaimed material at multiple steps, due to having far too much solids throughout your extraction process.

you know theres supposed to be an actual circular paper filter in your vacuum funnel, right? thats why a lot of that dark material kept getting through the porous ceramic filter stuff...

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Ok, that was a terrifically poorly planned and executed video. Also, NEVER USE TRAMPOLINE TEXT IN A VIDEO AGAIN. Are you about fifteen years old? This video looks very much like something a high school kid would make as a class project, right down to the missing and/or stupidly misspelled words. I am 99.9% certain that I could easily and quickly Google up ways to poke a hole in most of your facts and fix every one of the problems you had. Saltpeter has been extracted and manufactured in massive amounts for hundreds and hundreds of years to make black powder with, by people around the world. The process is simple and well-documented. Most of those people had no labs, nor glassware, not even clean environments to work in, either - so it is definitely not that hard to accomplish. Try again.

Not sure if it’s still common practice, but they used to add salt peter to cigarettes to make them burn more evenly.

if you added activated charcoal it probably would have gotten rid of the colored impurity