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Reddit mentions of Frontier Natural Products 2708 Camphor Granules 0.5 lbs.
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- Frontier Bulk Camphor Granules, 1/2 lb. package
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I'm making Storm Glasses this year for some people ... you can do quite a few for < $100
recipe: http://chemistry.about.com/od/weirdscience/a/fitzroy.htm
Ingredients for Storm Glass
Dissolve the potassium nitrate and ammonium chloride in the water; add the ethanol; add the camphor. Place in corked test tube.
Where to get Chemicals
https://secure.sciencecompany.com/Default.aspx
http://www.amazon.com/Frontier-Natural-Brands-Camphor-Granules/dp/B000UYIQYI
Where to get glass
http://www.collectingwarehouse.com/Product-Home-Page/Glass-Domes (these are a pain to secure the base to the glass - tried using marine epoxy... didn't come out so great)
http://pilotvials.com
Here's a public Google Spreadsheet Template to help with measurements since you'll likely want more or less than the recipe makes:
https://docs.google.com/previewtemplate?id=0Asv4qOCYhthXdHdyS3hrY2RHQXcxNi1hdHJvQWU5OVE&amp;mode=public
This (upvote the original author!) was posted the other day in a similar thread and looks amazing.
Quoted here for the lazy:
>I'm making Storm Glasses (Wikipedia: Storm Glass) this year for some people ... you can do quite a few for < $100
>Recipe:
>Ingredients for Storm Glass:
> 2.5 g potassium nitrate
> 2.5 g ammonium chloride
> 33 mL distilled water
> 40 mL ethanol
> 10 g camphor
> Dissolve the potassium nitrate and ammonium chloride in the water.
> Add the ethanol.
> Add the camphor.
> Place in corked test tube.
>Where to get Chemicals:
> Science Company
> Amazon (Camphor Granules)
>Where to get glass:
> Collecting Warehouse (these are a pain to secure the base to the glass - tried using marine epoxy... didn't come out so great)
> * Pilot Vials
>Here's a public Google Spreadsheet Template to help with measurements since you'll likely want more or less than the recipe makes.
I cleaned up the formatting a bit so it's easier to read but all credit goes to wiseleyb for this comment.