Chemist Need to Identify Item (PFC Crystals?)

[SuperiorDG]

So I use this stuff to antique mirrors for my business. They call it PFC Crystals. http://angelgilding.com/pfc-crystals.html As much of it I use it it's getting really expensive. It has to be something simple to get if I knew what it was. Any help identifying this would be great.

Thanks,

Richard

[buffalobo]

Send them an email requesting MSDS sheets/data?

[Great-Kazoo]

So I use this stuff to antique mirrors for my business. They call it PFC Crystals. http://angelgilding.com/pfc-crystals.html As much of it I use it it's getting really expensive. It has to be something simple to get if I knew what it was. Any help identifying this would be great.

Thanks,

Richard

Send them an email requesting MSDS sheets/data?

Here ya go. it's Red Potassium

http://angelgilding.com/media/docume...MSDS_C9279.pdf

POTASSIUM(I) hexacyanoIRON(III) 13746-66-2 100%


This place sells 100g for 1/3 the price
https://www.sciencecompany.com/Potas...00g-P6372.aspx

[MarkCO]

Send them an email requesting MSDS sheets/data?

The US has changed to the International system. Just called SDS now, and they are required to have more info that the older MSDS sheets. Looks like they are not in compliance.

[00tec]

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...anide_100.html

[SuperiorDG]

This is awesome folks. Thanks for the help.

[Great-Kazoo]

The US has changed to the International system. Just called SDS now, and they are required to have more info that the older MSDS sheets. Looks like they are not in compliance.

At this point who cares. Potassium crystals are potassium crystals.

Thanks to the internet one can get the same results in minutes. It took people like me days to get when all we had were the yellow pages AND lots of time on the phone. The up side was there were no phone trees or PRESS 1 for English.

[MarkCO]

At this point who cares.

Bargaining chips.

[Great-Kazoo]

Bargaining chips.

As an employee, very true.

[CS1983]

I'm interested in how you use it. Can you provide a pic or two of the product you make with it?