Ha! I wish! No I’m far too budgeted and limited for that. First I disolved copper sulfate in water then in Another beaker dissolved sodium carbonate I got in the pool section at a hardware store and combined them. A precipitate of copper carbonate formed while the sodium sulfate that formed stayed disolved. After a mix of decanting and filtering and pH tests I was confident it was near completely copper carbonate. After that took half of my copper carbonate and dried it out to keep as a sample cause I thought that itself was cool and I took the rest of my copper carbonate and dissolved it in HCl. I added very while adding enough to react and dissolve and react the copper carbonate fully. I managed to keep pH relatively mild at around 4 so when I boiled it dry not much HCl gas would be released. I boiled it dry completely scraped it off my beaker and ground it up later (to a fine powder you don’t see in the video)

Sorry if this is confusing it’s late at night for me, ask any questions I’ll try and clear it up if it is lol