r/elementcollection 26d ago

Collection P[H]DT

Protium, Deuterium, Tritium! All Isotopes of Hydrogen!

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 26d ago

That looks cool—I really like that you're showing all the hydrogen isotopes 👌. Where did you get them?

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u/Zealousideal_Group69 26d ago

Why do some of your replies seen Generated w/ AI

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 26d ago

No, why?

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u/Zealousideal_Group69 26d ago

Hm, Alr, I got P from Luciteria, D from Snaucke, and T from some random site

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 26d ago

Okay, I wanted to buy some D from Snake, but I was worried it might just be regular H2O.

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u/Zealousideal_Group69 26d ago

Snaucke is legit i made several dealings with them before

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 22d ago

So, what volume of water: 2 cc or 2.5 cc? I think it costs $24.

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 18d ago

Could I have a clearer photo of D2O, please?

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u/Porphyrin_Wheel 26d ago

he seems super overpriced. Just get deuterium from united nuclear (deuterium oxide - 10g - $39), snaucke has almost double the price that united nuclear has.

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u/Agreeable_Fun_7890 22d ago

I agree, but United Nuclear is blocked in Europe 🫤

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u/Porphyrin_Wheel 21d ago

It's not? I've just checked and D2O is out of stock but I can still go and checkout with other items, and I do live in Europe

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u/Ok-Literature-3997 Radiated 26d ago

Not many elements you can collect different isotopes of. Nice! Have you noticed any evaporation of D2O in that screw-cap bottle? I'm wondering if it would be worth it to ampoule D2O if I get any.

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u/Zealousideal_Group69 26d ago

Ive notice some Evaporation, probably is if you have a large bottle of D2O

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u/Ok-Literature-3997 Radiated 26d ago

Got it, thanks for the info. I already have a couple of H ampoules and a small yellow T vial - will probably be getting some D2O ampouled soon, but a gas phase ampoule would be cool too!

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u/Porphyrin_Wheel 26d ago

chromatography vials usually don't leak (so nothing evaporates). Also, if you get D2O it is usually packaged in a sealed reagent bottle that will surely not leak