can a use an inox steel rod bar to stir by overhead in an al/hg amalgam for make MDMA?

[IM BATMAN]

ive seen a crazy video where 2 guys uses it directly on the amalgam, but im not sure if the mercury will attack it or not...any advice?

 

[ACAB]

i use also a stainless steel stirrer with overhead motor on Al/Hg amalgam reaction, no problems so far

 

[IM BATMAN]

tnx for your reply!!! zero corrosion ?

 

[ACAB]

Convince yourself, the smaller one is older and the big one I must modify a bit, hence the scratches, but again no corrosion...

Spoiler

 

[IM BATMAN]

Tnx a lot for spending your time to upload it, i will use it for sure now.... u helped me a lot.

 

[ACAB]

No Problem
I'll do anything for Batman, it goes without saying.

 

[Honolulu98]

This information is a great help. Thank you very much Pennywise

 

[ACAB]

What such a small remark can have in passing for an effect, have you also tried the white coated stirrers first? I can tell you that they are much more difficult to keep clean and at the latest after the fith synthesis, they look shabby.

 

[Sasha89]

Can it also be used for the one Pot Synthese (NabH4 + CuCl2) ?

 

[IM BATMAN]

you better do it ...you know ..... IM BATMAN!! (the first stupid name came when did the registration haha)

 

[IM BATMAN]

in fact i have an PTFE rod stirrer , but didnt used because i using a DIY apparatus... with a bred blender, and that PTFE dont fit in it.... the "official" inox steel would be the same, but i have another DIY rod that fits, in INOX... so, again, tnx for the info.

 

[ACAB]

I can't say that with 100% certainty because I don't yet have any practical experience with this synthesis.
But why should it not work? I will definitely use the stainless stirrer for this synthesis as soon as I perform it.

 

[Mclssmxxl]

You could do an epoxy clearcoat or ptfe coating if youre worried