No use by date doesn’t mean it doesn’t degrade. In the case of the silver nitrate it oxidises (as sedge said it goes grey) from exposure to moisture or heat (it oxidises at room temp but no problem). Keep it stored with a desiccant in the fridge for the longest shelf lifeJust checked mine
Aus Chem Supply
No use by dates on packaging.
And light will ruin it ,,keep lid on strait after use,No use by date doesn’t mean it doesn’t degrade. In the case of the silver nitrate it oxidises (as sedge said it goes grey) from exposure to moisture or heat (it oxidises at room temp but no problem). Keep it stored with a desiccant in the fridge for the longest shelf life
Yeah I know that, I was just saying that it had no actual date specified on the package.No use by date doesn’t mean it doesn’t degrade. In the case of the silver nitrate it oxidises (as sedge said it goes grey) from exposure to moisture or heat (it oxidises at room temp but no problem). Keep it stored with a desiccant in the fridge for the longest shelf life
Yeah aus chem supply are pretty dogshit at putting batch dates etc on their items so doesn’t surprise me.Yeah I know that, I was just saying that it had no actual date specified on the package.
Mine is kept in fridge.
That's were mine came fromYeah aus chem supply are pretty dogshit at putting batch dates etc on their items so doesn’t surprise me.
Do you reckon it’s better stored at room temp?I got mine from a photography supplier. It still works fine, nearly 2 years from purchase , just stored at room temperature ( i.e. not in fridge).
Just commenting that my batch lasted that long at room temperature. I guess if I bought a lot, ( which I didn't) I'd be inclined to preserve its shelf life by storing it in the fridge. A constant temperature provided by a fridge has to be better for long term storage than room temp fluctuations, particularly summer heat.Do you reckon it’s better stored at room temp?
I’m sure I read somewhere to keep it in a cool dark place