Chemistry

>>7735019
Yeah.

>>7735019
>using an apple device

>>7735019
this is actually very easy. you'll need an automotive battery (contains sulphuric acid), about two pounds of bitter almonds(preferably finely ground although coarse will work too), a cooking-pot and a stove. now just put the ground almonds in a cooking-pot, add about 350 ml of sulphuric acid and 150 ml of water(always add the acid first, then the water), and apply medium heat. stir vigorously for 5 minutes, remove the pot from the stove and let it cool. finally filter the mixture through a cheesecloth and you'll have concentrated nitric acid. hope this helps.

>>7735063
this sounds like it will release cyanide or some related compound

OP: you can use electrolysis of air. this sperg shows you how it works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep23ds4cZs4

>>7735067
i assure you this procedure is safe and sound. the materials used are easily procured. i recommend this especially to younger kids with an interest of chemistry as a primer to the wonderful world of anorganic synthesis.

>>7735074
Distilled bitter almond oil (cyanogenic glycosides removed) actually serves as effective tech grade benzaldehyde for nitroaldol condensations. I guess nitroalkanes could be produced by organolithiums and nitrate, but this is too hard for OP to believe.

Water to acid is god-tier though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yE7v4wkuZU

>>7735019
she's p good looking

>>7735302
its an old picture of sarah palin when she almost married bernie sanders. rumours have it that the mongoloid is his'.

>>7735063
This sounds like another "how to grow pretty ammonia crystals" to be quite honest, family.

>>7735063
>bitter almonds

too obvious try again. that said, i've never had a bitter almond so i don't know what it tastes like.

>>7735063
>>7735067
>>7735290

OP here. Thanks guys.