>Yes, but it will only etch so much copper than then no more The disposal of spent Ferric Chloride has generated several posts in newsgroups. From the mixing with washing soda first to the mixing with cement before disposal in the garbage. Out of curiousity, how many of us here just flush it down the toilet (and clean the bowl afterwards) or pour it down the drain with lots of water? I have about two gallons of it in the garage along with about 20 gallons of used engine oil and transmission fluid. Waiting for the getup and go to cart them all to the recycling center.
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Re: FeCl2
2005-08-09 by derekhawkins
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