Nitric Acid

¶ Nitric Acid. This acid diluted with from four to six parts of water produces yellow stains. When less water is used the stain color resulting from its use is a reddish or brownish yellow, depending upon the kind of wood. The color is permanent to strong light. Nitric acid is a colorless highly corrosive liquid in chemistry.

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	¶ Nitric Acid. This acid diluted with from four to six parts of water produces yellow stains. When less water is used the stain color resulting from its use is a reddish or brownish yellow, depending upon the kind of wood. The color is permanent to strong light. Nitric acid is a colorless highly corrosive liquid in chemistry. Next Page: Sulphuric Acid.
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