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Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 12:50
by Jazz
hi
do you know what does the N
stands for in CSIS book under user code? e.g potassium bromate and and phosphorus tribromide
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 12:54
by rae
"N" Unacceptable for use by support staff, general teaching staff and students. It has a black dot.
lorrae
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 13:10
by Jazz
thanks,
What "not recomended" means; forbiden or we still can have it but be carefull. we just purchase potassium bromide and she ,my tormentor
, my boss
said it is ok, she is the only one using it
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 13:11
by Labbie
Page 6 Appendix D: Chemical category N Colour code Black, Unacceptable for us by support staff, general teaching staff & Students. Not recommended for use in schools.
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 13:39
by lada
Potassium bromide is different. It is suitable for yr7-12.
Check the label, they are two different chemicals.
Lada
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 27 Oct 2011, 13:42
by rae
Just out of interest what would you be using potassium bromate for in a school??
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 28 Oct 2011, 13:38
by Jazz
it is for the Zhabotinsy reaction year 12 chem
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 06 Jun 2012, 23:21
by MCWB
Yes, used in many oscillating reactions.
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 07 Jun 2012, 09:23
by smiley
"N" is for naughty!!
Gosh guys.
Re: Potassium Bromate
Posted: 07 Jun 2012, 23:24
by LabMad
When I was unsure of a chemical, I did a bit of research and found this on the DET website
An online Chemical Safety in Schools
https://portalsrvs.det.nsw.edu.au/f5-w- ... /app_h.htm
I printed up the Chemicals banned in schools and now keep it as a hard standalone copy