The Most Difficult Oxidation I've Ever Attempted (Sodium Perbromate Synthesis)
In the final stages of an experiment I've been planning for a long while, we attempt the oxidation of sodium bromate to sodium perbromate. Using a boron-doped diamond anode in an electrolytic cell, we spend a week trying to perform this oxidation, and then test our limited quantities of product. You should watch Explosions&Fire's video on perbromate here: • Impossible Perbromate Pyrotechnics at home My video on making sodium bromate: • A Sodium Bromate Cell My video on the boron-doped diamond anode: • A Very Special Electrode Paper about spot tests for perbromate: https://doi.org/10.1016/S0021-9673(01... Special thanks to @danfm1 who put together an upgraded version of the Scrap Science jingle at the start. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Us0Q... Also, you should join the Scrap Science discord here: / discord
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