How to Dissolve Solid Strontium for Use in Graphene Dispersions?

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How do you chemically dissolve Strontium in it's solid form? (It's an alkaline metal)

I need it in some kind of liquid form or flakes (I was thinking of just shaving it down but that might not be as efficient nor very safe) so I can then put it into another solution of graphene conductive dispersion.
 
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Singularityguy said:
so I can then put it into another solution of graphene conductive dispersion
Please "Say again. Over."
 
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Please "Say again. Over."

Graphene conductive dispersion: graphite, n-Butyl Acetate, Ethyl Cellulose - https://graphene-supermarket.com/Conductive-Graphene-Dispersion-100.html
I'm planning on mixing it with an electrolyte such as KOH or NaOH

However, how do you get Strontium metal prepared so it will dissolve in the solution?
 
Singularityguy said:
mixing it with an electrolyte such as KOH or NaOH
Singularityguy said:
dissolve in the solution
Without reaction? You don't.
 

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