[Jewelry making - Article 00436] - Re: [Orchid] Disposing of Ferric Chloride - safety is key!

[Carla M. Fox]

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    I seem to remember a chemist telling me that since Ferric Chloride
    is a salt not an acid, she didn't think adding baking soda would do
    anything. Does this make sense? Nitric acid, pickle, etc can use the
    baking soda, but not the chlorides. 

Carla
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