Making Sodium Bisulfate From Table Salt

Sodium bisulfate is the salt of sulfuric acid. An acid in its own right, it can be used in multiple experiments. I will be using it in an upcoming video on synthesizing ammonia nitrate. This is one of those that may be cheaper to make on your own, rather than purchase it.
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[@MadScientist267]

Also looks like a great way to get dry forms of both acids... nice

[@the1dud]

Glorious!!!

[@nomcopterlabs]

Why do this instead of partially neutralizing with sodium hydroxide?

[@cranialconstruction2218]

Most are aware of the NaOH mix. Using salt is less common, more to be intrigued by. Both work well.

[@jbone877]

Bye sulfate

[@cranialconstruction2218]

Funny