Finding Chemicals And Labware | Home Lab Setup

Surprisingly, a lot of useful chemicals can be found at your everyday supermarket! And in this video, I'll be showing you a few of the most useful ones you can find.

I know this video is a bit different, but I figured it would still be worth posting, since a recent poll I did showed a lot of people wanted me to make a video on this topic. More videos to come soon, and of much better quality!

Where I get my glassware:
https://www.homesciencetools.com/

My hotplate/stirrer:
https://www.amazon.com/ANZESER-Magnet...

A few good distillation kits (bottom one is the one I own):
https://www.amazon.com/VEVOR-Distilla...

https://www.homesciencetools.com/prod...


Some "honorable mention" chemicals that didn't make it into my video:

Magnesium - firestarters
Phosphorus - match striker pads (some workup may be required)
Nitrous oxide - empty whipped cream cans
Cyanuric acid - pool chlorine stabilizer
Sodium hydroxide - 100% lye crystal drain opener
Potassium chloride - non-sodium salt
Calcium chloride - "pickle crisp" granules
Sodium bicarbonate - baking soda
Acetylsalicylic acid - aspirin tablets (workup required)
Vanillin - vanilla extract (workup required)
Crude benzaldehyde - almond/cherry extract (workup required)
Sodium bisulfate - pool/pond pH increaser
Copper sulfate - root killer/fungicide (available at Home Depot and Lowes...maybe Walmart too)

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