They should state the difference between the peroxide they are using and the stuff available in stores to the public. None of these reactions are likely to happen with commercially available Hydrogen peroxide.
I worked in a shop rebuilding starters & alternator and rewiring of commercial vehicles after school,So being around batteries & battery acid all day my boss pulled me over to the side and showed me the many gallon jugs painted bright green in the shop,it was baking soda & water mix.IF a battery explodes in your face,pour the mix & it will neutralize the acid.A week later my boss had a battery explode in his face,,I was standing behind him when he was knocked out."I THANK GOD he took time to teach me about safety,,Baking soda & water kept the acid from doing any damage to his face.He recovered with no scars."I Became a SAFETY DIRECTOR for a major oil co.,now retired.
Golly... I've used 3% for sterilising water drinking machines, and took precautions like using gloves, sometimes safetyglasses, sometimes not..... I had NO IDEA that 35% is so dangerous. I will certainly use it, even at 3%, with much care ! Seriously good vidéo....
I actually do not think the video shows 35%. I think it shows 90+%. I have worked with this concentration extensively and 35% can't ignite anything because it is 65% water. You need about 90% to boil off the water and *then* reach temperatures to ignite with something easily ignitable, like grass, wood or leather.
Here's a little real world incident with hydrogen peroxide. I used to drive a tanker. One of the companies that I used to transport for was Degussa, a manufacturer of hydrogen peroxide. While traveling through Lancaster, PA, I had to make an emergency stop. The material in the tank rushed forward and a very small amount of liquid squirted past a pressure relief valve. As the half a dozen drops or so hit the ground, it sounded like gunshots. A nearby cop saw what happened and called the fire department. Because of the very high concentration of hydrogen peroxide (I forget how high but more then 35%), they evacuated a mile around the truck until they were sure everything was safe. I'll leave it to all of you to just imagine what other highly dangerous stuff is going down the highways.
I have a book about the rocket planes of the Third Reich, for example the Me-163 with the cold and the hot Walther engine. And the pilots who flew them. There are some descriptions in where they had accidents and where the pilots got soaked with hydrogen peroxide with a concentration much more than 35% and that they were dissolved. At one point in the book it is described that when a plane was being refueled, a bee came into contact with hydrogen peroxide and immediately burned. All the time I thought this was somewhat exaggerated. Thank you for proving me wrong!
If you get hydrogen peroxide on your skin in rocket fuel concentration you will burst ito flames. It reacts instantly with the fat in your body. Very dangerous. And a man who was fueling one of those nazi death planes actually had that exact thing happen to him. As he had forgot to put on his protective gloves before fueling the plane.
I was Methyl Hidrazine. Luftwaffe realized it was so dangerous that developed the protocol of refueling the plane by providing the two liquid in separate moments. The crew and truck that pour peroxide has a different color than the crew and truck that carries the Methyl Hidrazine. According to safety protocol both crew and truck should never be at the same place at same time.
I'm wondering if this information would explain I.H.C. instantaneous human combustion??? I had no idea this would happen to leather shoes and such. Very interesting, thanks.
In the late 1970s a trucking company known for low balling freight then jacking up prices if you want it delivered in the next six months tried that with somebody shipping barrels of high test hydrogen peroxide. When it went off it flattened a 300,000 square foot warehouse. Blew out windows blocks away. It was about 12 miles from my home. It was as loud a boom as the battle ship New Jersey firing its 16" guns over 100 miles away. The name of the company was Dart trucking.
It's rather misleading to say it's an acid. It's a weak acid but all of the "exciting" behavior comes from the fact that it is an oxidizer, not an acid.
Yes as when i test rocks with muriatic acid for the “Acid test” .. vs when i clean rocks with h2o2.. haaa if used h2o2 every rock i test would “fizz” lol
Thirty year ago (in NZ)we had some amazing incidents at our work place namely; exploding drums due to invented containers and contaminated containers.When I contacted the suppliers they distanced themselves as hard and fast as they could,as did the Labour Dept.We learnt by trial and error and it's lucky nobody got injured.I have photos somewhere of exploded blue drums.We used the peroxide for bleaching wool(we also used acid to regulate the pH).
In the presence of many compounds, peroxide is used as a catalyst, the higher the percentage, the more intense and violently responsive the results of the reactions immediately spontaneous exothermic Dynamics Excel!
I believe that ,most torpedoes used in WWII were fueled by hydrogen Peroxide at high concentrations. Supposedly it burns under water because it supplies it's own oxygen.
Indeed torpedoes were steam powered via concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide. Some applications added a little Kerosene to burn with the extra Oxygen produced when the Hydrogen Peroxide broke down.
Yeah, I‘m using 50% at my work and nothing remotely like this ever happened, get some white spots on my skin from that, but never saw a glove catching fire from it.
A coworker of mine drinks peroxide on a regular basis for health. The %35 food grade kind. He swears it fights cancer and everything else, and it keeps you healthy. After watching this......I'm not so sure. However, if our cells die because of lack of oxygen, then maybe peroxide can help in some way? I'm not a doctor and if you try and talk to one about this, they simply will not discuss it. They could loose their medical license for talking about it.
@@Chriscovelli1 I did similar back in the '90s. I'd put three or four drops of 35% food grade peroxide in about 8 to 12 oz of water, or juice, and drink it down - on an empty stomach. I did this daily for a few weeks. I DID feel a difference in my vitality and my health DID improve. The only reason I quit doing it was It has a very metallically taste that I absolutely hated, and it made my stomach feel a bit queasy. I doubt very seriously a doctor would lose their medical license for discussing this. You got to remember The oath they take. However, 1) Doctors are not taught these kinds of treatments in the usA, and 2) doctors are essentially drug pushers for The drug companies. Supporting hydrogen peroxide would not be in alignment with the doctor's loyalty to the drug companies. You gotta follow the money trail, in order to properly understand a doctor's loyalty AND agenda.
Question: Were those demonstrations done with 3% peroxide (drug store item), or 30/35% peroxide (laboratory reagent)? I'm pretty sure it was the latter.
I have always used a hot peroxide bath to remove the concretions from very old coins that I have dug up with my metal detector it does a great job of removing the minerals without destroying the oxide layer
@@jamesfisher4326 how's bout the idea of trying the xperiments in this video using V-e-r-y hot 35% (minimum strength) h202, and evaluating from there? Now that could be a game changer.
There is a reason they use concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide in mono-propellant rockets... simple, safe if stored properly, and very energetic. Only one liquid to store and pump over a Platinum catalytic screen. Reaction chamber similar to combustion chamber in fuel / oxygen powered rockets, but much simpler. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) has lots of Hydrogen and Oxygen. When it breaks down, it gets very hot, it forms water (high temperature steam) and there is an extra Oxygen Molecule left over. Some applications add a small amount of a Hydrocarbon like Kerosene. That reacts with the extra Oxygen and increase reaction heat as the Kerosene burns and increases output thrust. Unfortunately concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide can be misused. It is a primary ingredient to produce TATP, a primary high explosive produced from Acetone and Hydrogen Peroxide. It is a favorite among terrorists making Improvised Explosive Devices (IED). Both ingredients can be purchased in concentrated forms to be used in other industrial applications. Because of the misuse, you can't buy both ingredients together.
How is h2o2 created .? i can understand how it can be diluted down to say the 35% and the everyday usage of 3% but how does it start at 100% ? and concentrated - meaning .?
Now I know why I want to "explore" the rail cars marked 'HYDROGEN PEROXIDE' on a nearby siding. They have the _industrial strength_ stuff. This is not "35%" like it says in the description.
I used to be security and maintenance for an ice storage in a chemical plant and I'd like to know what concentration of peroxide that they were using for these experiments.
There has been a very big explosion in a container Depot in Bangladesh. Due to Hydrogen peroxide. More than 50 people dead till now. More than 200 injured critically. Pray for Chattogram 🙏.
I knew that. Worked well in rocket belt but for only about 6 minutes. And just think everyone handling that thing was exposed to all the asbestos it was wrapped in. In fact anyone in the rocket industry or electronics industry especially if it was military was exposed to asbestos and chemicals like carbontetrachloride which was used to clean electronic equipment as well as dry cleaners usig it to clean clothes and chemical fire extinguishers the small brass ones contain carbon tech. So if you see one in a flea market or yard sale. Report it to the local fire department for hazardous materials disposal the stuff is really bad and nobody should have it in their possession.
This video is irresponsibly leaving out important information such as the Hydrogen Peroxide solution concentration %. Why were they hosing down the violent reation and details of the Dangers of Hydrogen Peroxide and the specific type of PPE (personal protective equipment) for this? this can and is as dangerous as what they are doing.
Is this the same as I have 8n my medicine cabinet? If so I need to rearrange it. I got kids and I would like to keep them a little longer. Thank you for your demonstration.
I read somewhere that it was hydrogen peroxide that sank the Russian submarine Kursk. Apparently the torpedoes were using hydrogen peroxide as fuel. The theory goes that one of the torpedoes had an internal leak and the peroxide came into contact with brass. The resulting fire / explosion caused the war head to detonate and blew the front of the sub clean off.
There are a lot of hydrogen peroxide videos available on TH-cam. Most claim to have 98% conc. but there is always a lighter needed for ignition. In this video the stuff without any help. What is the real concentration and is possible things will catch fire on it‘s own when concentration singing enough?
What was the fire retardant cotton? Like yea im fairly certain its going to be tougher to burn seeing as it has the word fire and retardant included in its name.. wouldnt expect it to just burst in to charcoal suddenly..
I remember when i first got 50% hydrogen peroxide for experiments to do at home, i was just messing around and i had dissolved about 5 teaspoons of sugar into around 50 mililiters of peroxide, i put some into an aluminium can and put that above the stove, where i heated it with a open flame. The reaction is, really slow to start at first but around 1-2 minutes in itll start to pick up pace, and at one point it evaporates all at once. When i did it, i was waiting around and i suddenly heard a "wshhhhhh" sound getting louder and louder by the second, i lit a paper towel on fire to put it over the hole of the aluminium can, within seconds of that wshh sound a HUGE cloud of what seemed like the water vapour or smoke RUSHED out of the little hole at the top, above i was holding the burning paper towel, and about half a second after i saw that cloud of smoke BANG: I saw a very defined, smooth, kind of like a jet afterburner-like flame come out of the hole and it was LOUDDD, my ears were in that state where, something is loud enough to make your ears ring for half a second but then it just feels weird for the next minutes, like REALLY loud but not loud enough to full on ring your ears, my ears were like that! After the first initial "defined flame" shot out, and did that to my ears there was a jet of fire also shooting out that was more of like the sound of a potassium nitrate-sugar rocket engine if youve ever heard or made one of those, after around 2 seconds the whole thing stopped. I was in shock and i just turned off the stove and sat down after disposing of the can properly. It was, from what ive heard from a fellow amateur chemist friend MAYBE the hydrogen peroxide being vaporized, and gaseous hydrogen peroxide detonating. Or some sort of reaction because of the sugar, however pretty much the same reaction happens even without the sugar. Its a really interesting thing, and hydrogen peroxide is really not to be messed with! Especially at concentrations above 12%, it can really damage your skin. Ive gotten a couple drops of 50% hydrogen peroxide on my skin before of course, and it hurts like hell and bleaches the skin for a few hours. As far as i know, the reason for the bleaching, or white coloration of the skin where hydrogen peroxide made contact with is because it is releasing millions of microscopic oxygen bubbles under your skin as it decomposes, and that causes it to appear white. Real scary stuff, deserves alot of respect!
This explains what happened to me then. Not long ago, I had put some off the shelf from the dollar store peroxide on a clean wash rag to wash my face and within seconds the rag started getting warm and by about 30 seconds, it was too hot to touch. This was a fairly new, plain and ordinary cotton wash rag from Walmart or dollar store and it had puzzled me till now on what happened. It never did burst into flames but I do believe that I rinsed it with water when I finished washing my face so I’m not sure if it would have ever ignited but it was certainly hot enough to go up for sure
@@bobertjones2300 : Good luck with that in the future, when you're teeth are rotting out of your head, because it'll eat away the enamel over a period of time.
Hydrogen peroxide is not an “acid”. It may be slightly acidic, but it’s in a category of chemicals called oxidizers, along with bleach and several others.
Right under the # of Subscribers, it says, "35%+ Concentration of hydrogen peroxide". Apparently, some folks need to read, before posting comments. And... 35% is easily available over the internet. I bought 4 G.'s of the stuff some 8 or 9 yrs ago (I ck'd recently - still avail., at that same site). Yes, it's wiser to store in some form of vented container. Or, if not vented, at least loosen the cap every so often (for a 1 G. container, maybe every 6 months, min.). Also better if stored in glass containers; despite the safety/breakage issue (as with any potent oxidizer stored in glass). Mine came in plastic bottles (my 2nd purchase from the folks, so it was no surprise). Over the years, they sat on the shelf; one gallon at a time being slowly used up... until only two full G.s remained - on the (unfortunately) out-of-sight shelf I had them sitting on (yes, I had certainly bought too much at once, for my humble needs). Unbeknownst to me, the plastic became brittle, holding that potent 35% H2O2, over maybe... six years? When I went to break out the penultimate bottle, I found that one had developed a crack in the brittle plastic, and had slowly leaked the whole gallon out!! The shelf it had been sitting on was laminated particle board, and the H2O2 ate about 18" x 30"'s of the 18" x 48" shelf; reducing it to a thick sawdust texture; on the floor. Fortunately, it was a/the low/est shelf, and the other, non-leaking gallon was on the far side of the leak, so managed to remain on the firm/uneaten portion of the remaining shelf. At first, I'd thought, "What! Have I got some sort of crazy termite problem?!" Upon investigation, I realized that I was QUITE fortunate - that the leak was (apparently) sooo slow... that the shelving never caught on fire. And I HATE screaming smoke detectors... so don't run/use them. So... ... ... it could have been a pretty bad deal. Anymore, when pouring it into smaller containers, I wear long, industrial/heavy nitrile gloves, a face shield, and make sure water is readily & plentifully available, should it be needed. Yes, at 35% the stuff is very hazardous. Get a drop or two on your jean-covered leg, and you'll be shortly alerted by the burning pain, and be rushing to get some diluting water on it, ASAP (very effective, BTW). You can believe I handled the remaining bottle VERY carefully, as I transferred it into a glass bottle. Once it was empty, and the new bottle secured, I ck'd the old (plastic) bottle out. Holy cow! Brittle as all hell; almost like paper. I was fortunate it hadn't leaked also, or simply broken apart in my hands as I xferred it. I dilute my H2O2 to 12 to 15% for my personal use. Lots safer, that way. Anyway, if you DO procure some 35% H2O2... I sure hope you heed the video; and... the story I've added, here. Be careful; and good luck to you, if you do. :-)
i once treated an open cut on my hand with the stuff, it hit my bloodstream i felt it race up my arm and hit my neck and chest then everything went green, i was floating and i watched me foam convulse and shit myself. I woke up the next day unable to even scream... i have since recovered and considered my self very lucky to be alive since. That was23 years ago
I'm thinking you took something else like heroin and it was your drug of choice,,,you are very lucky to be Alive and well and going to McDonald's like Steven Seagal........
Funny seeing all the yt recommended videos shown under this video for using hydrogen peroxide. One even shows a pretty girl with a pony-tail chugging it straight out of the bottle. She should at the very least use a dixie cup (and stay at 3% concentration levels).
It's very very diluted in the form you get from the drug store, so no, it won't do this to you. Interestingly, though many of us grew up putting hydrogen peroxide on minor wounds, that is no longer recommended, as it does impair wound healing. It kills bacteria via oxidation, but it also doesn't make a distinction between bacteria and healthy cells. So yes, technically, when you touch drugstore hydrogen peroxide it is burning you. Just not very much. On unbroken skin it is mostly harmless. If you ever wind up with a patch of fresh blood on a piece of clothing and you pour hydrogen peroxide over it to help get the stain out you will notice that along with a copious amount of thick brown foam the reaction will also create heat, the foam is hot to the touch. That's the same thing that happens inside an open wound, just on a larger scale. It's neat stuff but I have stopped using it for first aid. 😅
At what concentration was that? In WWII, the Messerschmitt 263 was a rocket powered interceptor that was powered by a fuel of which hydrogen peroxide was a component. The pilots wore chemical suits in flight, and even then, it did not prevent some of them from dying horrible deaths, being violently dissolved when the highly caustic fuel would sometimes enter the cockpit during operations. This stuff looked fairly weak, compared to the German rocket fuel.
Good thing I got circumcised. I use 3% on my teeth. It bubbles up when bacteria is present. I use it as a quick mouth wash. I don't hold it in my mouth long, and rinse it out with water quick.
Doesn't look that dangerous, actually. There are many chemicals out there that can hurt you much more quickly. It looks like the peroxide smolders for awhile before bursting into flame, and the flames aren't even that big or violent. Sort of like a guy dropping a cigarette onto some dried grass..
No, it's actually pretty dangerous. There were huge explosions of containers with hydrogen peroxide in my city recently. I live not too close to where the incident happened but you could here the noises of the explosions all over the city. 50 people were found dead and we don't know how many people have actually died. 200 people were left critically injured. There was a guy who live streamed this whole thing. Unfortunately, he died after an explosion. The phone was still streaming it for a while after while it was pitch black. You could hear people screaming. I'll send you a link of the stream. The last part of the video has the explosion recorded.
I think they're using the industrial type in this video (not the live stream but yeah that's obviously the industrial hydrogen peroxide too) and of course, the 3% we have at stores aren't dangerous
@@tubeonline629 Behold the wonders of the internet where an unfounded and incorrect assertion or challenge can be posted devoid of any basis in fact or rationale in support. See HTP (high test peroxide) for 85% to 98% aqueous hydrogen peroxide, a staple of rockets and some chemical syntheses.
In world War 2, Didn't the Germans fuel the"Comet" with a mix of concentrated peroxide and I think Alcohol- The 2 would spontaneously ignite-( I mite be wrong ) -
They should state the difference between the peroxide they are using and the stuff available in stores to the public. None of these reactions are likely to happen with commercially available Hydrogen peroxide.
yes they did not say what the % of concentration they were using in these pictures.
Used to be able to buy stronger Hydrogen Peroxide from beauty supply places, used to bleach hair. It is not 35% though.
35% + vs 1 1/2% ...so much drama...LOL
@@steveshooter9010 want the good stuff
true. they do not
indication of potency in vid. however, they do document it is 35%+ in their notes.
I worked in a shop rebuilding starters & alternator and rewiring of commercial vehicles after school,So being around batteries & battery acid all day my boss pulled me over to the side and showed me the many gallon jugs painted bright green in the shop,it was baking soda & water mix.IF a battery explodes in your face,pour the mix & it will neutralize the acid.A week later my boss had a battery explode in his face,,I was standing behind him when he was knocked out."I THANK GOD he took time to teach me about safety,,Baking soda & water kept the acid from doing any damage to his face.He recovered with no scars."I Became a SAFETY DIRECTOR for a major oil co.,now retired.
if the co lets you work as you should i think that was a great job
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Golly... I've used 3% for sterilising water drinking machines, and took precautions like using gloves, sometimes safetyglasses, sometimes not..... I had NO IDEA that 35% is so dangerous.
I will certainly use it, even at 3%, with much care !
Seriously good vidéo....
Just like water you need a little bit say maybe 3%
Butt
Then
45% * u drown...
Waterboarding joke
I actually do not think the video shows 35%. I think it shows 90+%. I have worked with this concentration extensively and 35% can't ignite anything because it is 65% water. You need about 90% to boil off the water and *then* reach temperatures to ignite with something easily ignitable, like grass, wood or leather.
@@flechette3782 thank you. I'm starting to feel much better already 🙂
Here's a little real world incident with hydrogen peroxide. I used to drive a tanker. One of the companies that I used to transport for was Degussa, a manufacturer of hydrogen peroxide. While traveling through Lancaster, PA, I had to make an emergency stop. The material in the tank rushed forward and a very small amount of liquid squirted past a pressure relief valve. As the half a dozen drops or so hit the ground, it sounded like gunshots. A nearby cop saw what happened and called the fire department. Because of the very high concentration of hydrogen peroxide (I forget how high but more then 35%), they evacuated a mile around the truck until they were sure everything was safe. I'll leave it to all of you to just imagine what other highly dangerous stuff is going down the highways.
working at fedex...some of the hazmat ive seen there is ridiculous
I have a book about the rocket planes of the Third Reich, for example the Me-163 with the cold and the hot Walther engine. And the pilots who flew them. There are some descriptions in where they had accidents and where the pilots got soaked with hydrogen peroxide with a concentration much more than 35% and that they were dissolved. At one point in the book it is described that when a plane was being refueled, a bee came into contact with hydrogen peroxide and immediately burned.
All the time I thought this was somewhat exaggerated. Thank you for proving me wrong!
If you get hydrogen peroxide on your skin in rocket fuel concentration you will burst ito flames. It reacts instantly with the fat in your body. Very dangerous. And a man who was fueling one of those nazi death planes actually had that exact thing happen to him. As he had forgot to put on his protective gloves before fueling the plane.
Just fueling the ME-163 was dangerous because they also mixed Benzine as a fuel with the Peroxide!
I was Methyl Hidrazine. Luftwaffe realized it was so dangerous that developed the protocol of refueling the plane by providing the two liquid in separate moments. The crew and truck that pour peroxide has a different color than the crew and truck that carries the Methyl Hidrazine. According to safety protocol both crew and truck should never be at the same place at same time.
That’s freaking amazing .. so smart yet so evil :/
I'm wondering if this information would explain I.H.C. instantaneous human combustion??? I had no idea this would happen to leather shoes and such. Very interesting, thanks.
In the late 1970s a trucking company known for low balling freight then jacking up prices if you want it delivered in the next six months tried that with somebody shipping barrels of high test hydrogen peroxide. When it went off it flattened a 300,000 square foot warehouse. Blew out windows blocks away. It was about 12 miles from my home. It was as loud a boom as the battle ship New Jersey firing its 16" guns over 100 miles away. The name of the company was Dart trucking.
Wowwww interesting. I never knew about this incident. Powerful stuff!!
Did the company go out of business?
@@longwindingroad I see em around my travels in the northeast, not sure if they're as high quality as Swing Wide It's a Frigging Trailer 😁
@@longwindingroad nope, the Scum suckers are still trucking and low balling
It's rather misleading to say it's an acid. It's a weak acid but all of the "exciting" behavior comes from the fact that it is an oxidizer, not an acid.
Yes as when i test rocks with muriatic acid for the “Acid test” .. vs when i clean rocks with h2o2..
haaa if used h2o2 every rock i test would “fizz” lol
Thirty year ago (in NZ)we had some amazing incidents at our work place namely; exploding drums due to invented containers and contaminated containers.When I contacted the suppliers they distanced themselves as hard and fast as they could,as did the Labour Dept.We learnt by trial and error and it's lucky nobody got injured.I have photos somewhere of exploded blue drums.We used the peroxide for bleaching wool(we also used acid to regulate the pH).
unvented containers
ctg h2o2 blast in bd 5/6/22 . go search
now Bangladesh have faced that kind of situation.. many people died for h2o2 blust...firefighters aren't aware of it’s hazards
In the presence of many compounds, peroxide is used as a catalyst, the higher the percentage, the more intense and violently responsive the results of the reactions immediately spontaneous exothermic Dynamics Excel!
I believe that ,most torpedoes used in WWII were fueled by hydrogen Peroxide at high concentrations. Supposedly it burns under water because it supplies it's own oxygen.
Indeed torpedoes were steam powered via concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide. Some applications added a little Kerosene to burn with the extra Oxygen produced when the Hydrogen Peroxide broke down.
It IS oxygen- and hydrogen...
Navy MK-14 torpedoes used 180 proof ethyl alcohol and compressed air.
@@phubarnow5388 thanks
Hydrogen peroxide doesn’t burn of itself, it can be used as an oxidizing component of fuel mixture.
What is with the distracting annoying music?
Definitely more than the 35% stuff
Yeah, I‘m using 50% at my work and nothing remotely like this ever happened, get some white spots on my skin from that, but never saw a glove catching fire from it.
@@geuduen Also noticed that the temperatures of ALL of the materials involved was conveniently omitted. 🤨🤔🧐
Nah man. Thatz wat itz supposed to do!!
A coworker of mine drinks peroxide on a regular basis for health. The %35 food grade kind. He swears it fights cancer and everything else, and it keeps you healthy. After watching this......I'm not so sure. However, if our cells die because of lack of oxygen, then maybe peroxide can help in some way? I'm not a doctor and if you try and talk to one about this, they simply will not discuss it. They could loose their medical license for talking about it.
@@Chriscovelli1 I did similar back in the '90s. I'd put three or four drops of 35% food grade peroxide in about 8 to 12 oz of water, or juice, and drink it down - on an empty stomach.
I did this daily for a few weeks. I DID feel a difference in my vitality and my health DID improve. The only reason I quit doing it was It has a very metallically taste that I absolutely hated, and it made my stomach feel a bit queasy.
I doubt very seriously a doctor would lose their medical license for discussing this. You got to remember The oath they take.
However, 1) Doctors are not taught these kinds of treatments in the usA, and 2) doctors are essentially drug pushers for The drug companies.
Supporting hydrogen peroxide would not be in alignment with the doctor's loyalty to the drug companies.
You gotta follow the money trail, in order to properly understand a doctor's loyalty AND agenda.
Question: Were those demonstrations done with 3% peroxide (drug store item), or 30/35% peroxide (laboratory reagent)? I'm pretty sure it was the latter.
That's what it says in the description.
have you ever used the drug store stuff and burst into flames?
@@thatbiguy1975 i did that once and it scared the crap out of me
@@gaylandbarney2231 I stopped using it for bong water because of that and I suggest you do too,it's not kosher.
@@MrTheHillfolk what made you think of using it for your bong water? Truly curious
At what percentage does it get dangerous, as compared to the 3%(?) household stuff?
Wow. I got more out of this video than all my chemistry classes combined
That's sad. America's education system has gone to SHIT
@@kylegrunden1191 Been that way for a long time bud.
What were you doing at your chemistry classes?
Amazing what the addition of one little oxygen atom can do.
I have always used a hot peroxide bath to remove the concretions from very old coins that I have dug up with my metal detector it does a great job of removing the minerals without destroying the oxide layer
Don't try that with 35%
@@jamesfisher4326 how's bout the idea of trying the xperiments in this video using V-e-r-y hot 35% (minimum strength) h202, and evaluating from there?
Now that could be a game changer.
Awesome information. I never knew this
@@jamesfisher4326 that must be lovely if it boils,I don't think that would exactly be a good idea if you like your lungs to breathe that steam.
I've always used baking soda and vinegar
There is a reason they use concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide in mono-propellant rockets... simple, safe if stored properly, and very energetic. Only one liquid to store and pump over a Platinum catalytic screen. Reaction chamber similar to combustion chamber in fuel / oxygen powered rockets, but much simpler.
Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) has lots of Hydrogen and Oxygen. When it breaks down, it gets very hot, it forms water (high temperature steam) and there is an extra Oxygen Molecule left over. Some applications add a small amount of a Hydrocarbon like Kerosene. That reacts with the extra Oxygen and increase reaction heat as the Kerosene burns and increases output thrust.
Unfortunately concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide can be misused. It is a primary ingredient to produce TATP, a primary high explosive produced from Acetone and Hydrogen Peroxide. It is a favorite among terrorists making Improvised Explosive Devices (IED). Both ingredients can be purchased in concentrated forms to be used in other industrial applications. Because of the misuse, you can't buy both ingredients together.
Awesome information. Very interesting. Thanks!
@@chayes954r you are welcome.
@@SJR_Media_Group Damn, I love learning new things! 👍 I just subscribed to your channel, in hopes of learning more cool things!
@@Zephnote wow... thanks
How is h2o2 created .? i can understand how it can be diluted down to say the 35% and the everyday usage of 3% but how does it start at 100% ? and concentrated - meaning .?
Leather gloves burst into flames. Leather boots catch fire. Cow's eye melts....this is the ultimate nightmare stuff for cattle.
Now I know why I want to "explore" the rail cars marked 'HYDROGEN PEROXIDE' on a nearby siding. They have the _industrial strength_ stuff. This is not "35%" like it says in the description.
Aaaand...here comes Homeland Security, ie; "the ministry of truth". lol.
Slow down, Walter White.
That stuff is definitely 90% since 36% stuff doesn't do that
Even the 50% doesn't do that
90% would probably result in an explosion.
Nah peroxide isnt that unstable, and there's other videos where people make like >90% peroxide and set stuff on fire with it
I used to be security and maintenance for an ice storage in a chemical plant and I'd like to know what concentration of peroxide that they were using for these experiments.
Yes, I am curious too - what is the molarity of your solution?
@@MisterFizz 65%
What a treat it must be to work at a place with a resident pianist and cow eyeballs available.
That’s a guitar
Many butcher shops can supply you with cow eyeballs.
@@tomfinn6579 Perhaps this place got a resident multiinstrumentalist then.
There has been a very big explosion in a container Depot in Bangladesh. Due to Hydrogen peroxide. More than 50 people dead till now. More than 200 injured critically. Pray for Chattogram 🙏.
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Hydrogen Peroxide was used in the old Bell Jet Packs that guys used to fly around in, but it was a high percentage that had to be used.
Same in the Third Reich rocket planes like the Me-163...
I knew that. Worked well in rocket belt but for only about 6 minutes. And just think everyone handling that thing was exposed to all the asbestos it was wrapped in. In fact anyone in the rocket industry or electronics industry especially if it was military was exposed to asbestos and chemicals like carbontetrachloride which was used to clean electronic equipment as well as dry cleaners usig it to clean clothes and chemical fire extinguishers the small brass ones contain carbon tech. So if you see one in a flea market or yard sale. Report it to the local fire department for hazardous materials disposal the stuff is really bad and nobody should have it in their possession.
DUH.....I did some work at a paper mill, where CONCENTRATED H2O2 was used to bleach paper. That stuff could easily DISSOLVE a HUMAN BODY in no time.
fbi open up
Ah, but what about the body of a platypus? Hmm, never thought of that, did you?
This video is irresponsibly leaving out important information such as the Hydrogen Peroxide solution concentration %. Why were they hosing down the violent reation and details of the Dangers of Hydrogen Peroxide and the specific type of PPE (personal protective equipment) for this? this can and is as dangerous as what they are doing.
They state the concentration.
there's no indication of H2O2 potency in vid. however, they do document it is 35%+ in their notes.
A video about high school lab precaution WILL SAVE LOT OF DISTRESS.
@@SunriseLAW : The only persons that I know of that stressed safety was The King of Random.
Is this the same as I have 8n my medicine cabinet? If so I need to rearrange it. I got kids and I would like to keep them a little longer. Thank you for your demonstration.
No.this is not that. You have a much lower concentration.
@@tommielee8 thank you
I had a joke about the cow eye experiment but it was really cornea.
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LOL
No
The Hydrogen Peroxide really put the cow in a bad Mooowd
Could have been udder destruction!
You fail to state the concentration of the Hydrogen Peroxide, and you choice of music is very distracting!
I read somewhere that it was hydrogen peroxide that sank the Russian submarine Kursk. Apparently the torpedoes were using hydrogen peroxide as fuel. The theory goes that one of the torpedoes had an internal leak and the peroxide came into contact with brass. The resulting fire / explosion caused the war head to detonate and blew the front of the sub clean off.
Она утонула
That place must had smelled awesome
There are a lot of hydrogen peroxide videos available on TH-cam. Most claim to have 98% conc. but there is always a lighter needed for ignition. In this video the stuff without any help.
What is the real concentration and is possible things will catch fire on it‘s own when concentration singing enough?
I got like 200 liters of 30 percent at work and never seen this shit happen. Tomorrow we will sok a leather glove.
What a strange choice of music
Well made, safety precautions.
Is hydrogen peroxide still toxic/dangerous when it has evaporated or dried?
Come to know about hydrogen peroxide after the biggest blast in Bangladesh 😭😭😭
And this is so dangerous 😐😐
me too !!! we are same :))
What was the fire retardant cotton? Like yea im fairly certain its going to be tougher to burn seeing as it has the word fire and retardant included in its name.. wouldnt expect it to just burst in to charcoal suddenly..
What concentration is that?whats left? Poisonous chemicals or safe stuff?woah 35% not possible to buy is it?how neutralise it if inourveyes.
That poor cow will be blinded.
I remember when i first got 50% hydrogen peroxide for experiments to do at home, i was just messing around and i had dissolved about 5 teaspoons of sugar into around 50 mililiters of peroxide, i put some into an aluminium can and put that above the stove, where i heated it with a open flame. The reaction is, really slow to start at first but around 1-2 minutes in itll start to pick up pace, and at one point it evaporates all at once. When i did it, i was waiting around and i suddenly heard a "wshhhhhh" sound getting louder and louder by the second, i lit a paper towel on fire to put it over the hole of the aluminium can, within seconds of that wshh sound a HUGE cloud of what seemed like the water vapour or smoke RUSHED out of the little hole at the top, above i was holding the burning paper towel, and about half a second after i saw that cloud of smoke BANG: I saw a very defined, smooth, kind of like a jet afterburner-like flame come out of the hole and it was LOUDDD, my ears were in that state where, something is loud enough to make your ears ring for half a second but then it just feels weird for the next minutes, like REALLY loud but not loud enough to full on ring your ears, my ears were like that! After the first initial "defined flame" shot out, and did that to my ears there was a jet of fire also shooting out that was more of like the sound of a potassium nitrate-sugar rocket engine if youve ever heard or made one of those, after around 2 seconds the whole thing stopped. I was in shock and i just turned off the stove and sat down after disposing of the can properly. It was, from what ive heard from a fellow amateur chemist friend MAYBE the hydrogen peroxide being vaporized, and gaseous hydrogen peroxide detonating. Or some sort of reaction because of the sugar, however pretty much the same reaction happens even without the sugar. Its a really interesting thing, and hydrogen peroxide is really not to be messed with! Especially at concentrations above 12%, it can really damage your skin. Ive gotten a couple drops of 50% hydrogen peroxide on my skin before of course, and it hurts like hell and bleaches the skin for a few hours. As far as i know, the reason for the bleaching, or white coloration of the skin where hydrogen peroxide made contact with is because it is releasing millions of microscopic oxygen bubbles under your skin as it decomposes, and that causes it to appear white. Real scary stuff, deserves alot of respect!
This explains what happened to me then. Not long ago, I had put some off the shelf from the dollar store peroxide on a clean wash rag to wash my face and within seconds the rag started getting warm and by about 30 seconds, it was too hot to touch.
This was a fairly new, plain and ordinary cotton wash rag from Walmart or dollar store and it had puzzled me till now on what happened. It never did burst into flames but I do believe that I rinsed it with water when I finished washing my face so I’m not sure if it would have ever ignited but it was certainly hot enough to go up for sure
But what's the concentration?? Store bought stuff is not that potent lol.
i couldn't go to work this morning because I couldn't find my boots or my gloves
What is the concentration of h2o2 you have used
At least 75%, probably higher
Yeah I'd say at least 70% minimum
The description box says "35%+" so the other guys could be right. I swish the 3% drugstore variety in my mouth.
@@bobertjones2300 : Good luck with that in the future, when you're teeth are rotting out of your head, because it'll eat away the enamel over a period of time.
Heck of a chemical to up your game at the neighborhood squirt gun war.
Hydrogen peroxide is not an “acid”. It may be slightly acidic, but it’s in a category of chemicals called oxidizers, along with bleach and several others.
Drink??? Or not???
Right under the # of Subscribers, it says, "35%+ Concentration of hydrogen peroxide". Apparently, some folks need to read, before posting comments.
And... 35% is easily available over the internet. I bought 4 G.'s of the stuff some 8 or 9 yrs ago (I ck'd recently - still avail., at that same site).
Yes, it's wiser to store in some form of vented container. Or, if not vented, at least loosen the cap every so often (for a 1 G. container, maybe every 6 months, min.). Also better if stored in glass containers; despite the safety/breakage issue (as with any potent oxidizer stored in glass).
Mine came in plastic bottles (my 2nd purchase from the folks, so it was no surprise). Over the years, they sat on the shelf; one gallon at a time being slowly used up... until only two full G.s remained - on the (unfortunately) out-of-sight shelf I had them sitting on (yes, I had certainly bought too much at once, for my humble needs).
Unbeknownst to me, the plastic became brittle, holding that potent 35% H2O2, over maybe... six years?
When I went to break out the penultimate bottle, I found that one had developed a crack in the brittle plastic, and had slowly leaked the whole gallon out!! The shelf it had been sitting on was laminated particle board, and the H2O2 ate about 18" x 30"'s of the 18" x 48" shelf; reducing it to a thick sawdust texture; on the floor. Fortunately, it was a/the low/est shelf, and the other, non-leaking gallon was on the far side of the leak, so managed to remain on the firm/uneaten portion of the remaining shelf.
At first, I'd thought, "What! Have I got some sort of crazy termite problem?!"
Upon investigation, I realized that I was QUITE fortunate - that the leak was (apparently) sooo slow... that the shelving never caught on fire.
And I HATE screaming smoke detectors... so don't run/use them. So... ... ... it could have been a pretty bad deal.
Anymore, when pouring it into smaller containers, I wear long, industrial/heavy nitrile gloves, a face shield, and make sure water is readily & plentifully available, should it be needed.
Yes, at 35% the stuff is very hazardous. Get a drop or two on your jean-covered leg, and you'll be shortly alerted by the burning pain, and be rushing to get some diluting water on it, ASAP (very effective, BTW).
You can believe I handled the remaining bottle VERY carefully, as I transferred it into a glass bottle. Once it was empty, and the new bottle secured, I ck'd the old (plastic) bottle out. Holy cow! Brittle as all hell; almost like paper. I was fortunate it hadn't leaked also, or simply broken apart in my hands as I xferred it.
I dilute my H2O2 to 12 to 15% for my personal use. Lots safer, that way.
Anyway, if you DO procure some 35% H2O2... I sure hope you heed the video; and... the story I've added, here.
Be careful; and good luck to you, if you do. :-)
Most of the 35% that I've purchased was closer to 25%, so possibly old.
i once treated an open cut on my hand with the stuff, it hit my bloodstream i felt it race up my arm and hit my neck and chest then everything went green, i was floating and i watched me foam convulse and shit myself. I woke up the next day unable to even scream... i have since recovered and considered my self very lucky to be alive since. That was23 years ago
Was it high concentration? Like 30%?
How deep was the cut that it went into your bloodstream ?!
sharty that was LSD
I'm thinking you took something else like heroin and it was your drug of choice,,,you are very lucky to be Alive and well and going to McDonald's like Steven Seagal........
What was the concentration ???
What strength are you using?.... Surely not household 3%....
Two chemists walk into a bar, the first one orders an H20, the other chemist died.
I see what you did there.
@@techjdu It is a horribly old one, but I thought it was a good fit.
I bought some from Walgreens and poured it on a cut or untreated leather think we know how people spontaneously combust
Funny seeing all the yt recommended videos shown under this video for using hydrogen peroxide. One even shows a pretty girl with a pony-tail chugging it straight out of the bottle. She should at the very least use a dixie cup (and stay at 3% concentration levels).
You should be saying what concentration of hydrogen peroxide is being used in these videos !
hear what persentage peroxide you talking about tell true please ? at store we have 3% .and that is mild one .
What concentration/percentage of the chemical is being used?!!
If it burns organic compounds, then why doesn’t hydrogen peroxide burn my skin when I touch it?
It's very very diluted in the form you get from the drug store, so no, it won't do this to you. Interestingly, though many of us grew up putting hydrogen peroxide on minor wounds, that is no longer recommended, as it does impair wound healing. It kills bacteria via oxidation, but it also doesn't make a distinction between bacteria and healthy cells. So yes, technically, when you touch drugstore hydrogen peroxide it is burning you. Just not very much. On unbroken skin it is mostly harmless. If you ever wind up with a patch of fresh blood on a piece of clothing and you pour hydrogen peroxide over it to help get the stain out you will notice that along with a copious amount of thick brown foam the reaction will also create heat, the foam is hot to the touch. That's the same thing that happens inside an open wound, just on a larger scale. It's neat stuff but I have stopped using it for first aid. 😅
100% proof hydrogen peroxide and one spoonful of sugar we know how Von Braun got us to the moon .
That is not drug store peroxide.
I've been Gargling with the store bought stuff and trying to remove the wax from my ears. Now I'm scared to touch it.
Here after hydrogen peroxide did some real damage here in my country
nice music especially in second half
That cow had bigger problems to deal with than getting hydrogen peroxide in his eyes
Chittagong sea port got blast for this
This is undiluted. Not the topical solutions for when you get a cut.
Pure doesn't exist. Cuts are treated with 3%,
This will not happen with the stuff you have at home. Mis-info
At what concentration was that? In WWII, the Messerschmitt 263 was a rocket powered interceptor that was powered by a fuel of which hydrogen peroxide was a component. The pilots wore chemical suits in flight, and even then, it did not prevent some of them from dying horrible deaths, being violently dissolved when the highly caustic fuel would sometimes enter the cockpit during operations. This stuff looked fairly weak, compared to the German rocket fuel.
ME-163
I have a book about these planes and the hydrogen peroxide was near 100% when I remember correctly.
@@MisterIvyMike They tried to kill their own pilots!
@@meatpopsicle1567 they died for the cause ...
@@crashalexander7232 Justified deaths. I have no sympathy for them.
And the fires it starts are oxygen-fed for even more science learning fun!
What's this done by pure hydroperoxide
What grade of HP are we using here??? Medical , Food, or , Plain old EVIL grade ???
Is this store bought strength?
I feel like I'm being challenged to try this at home, anyone else?
And to think I've been cleaning out my foreskin with this stuff.
Good thing I got circumcised. I use 3% on my teeth. It bubbles up when bacteria is present.
I use it as a quick mouth wash.
I don't hold it in my mouth long, and rinse it out with water quick.
So you keep your skin in a jar?
Why not just wear it around your neck?
@@tommielee8 never saw my foreskin.
Organic Peroxide VS Pepe Le Pew . The Organic Peroxide might jump back into the bottle .
oh no !!!!! i am so scared ,and i have been making HHO for years
wow the effort on leather is amazing.. ima try this lol
Doesn't look that dangerous, actually. There are many chemicals out there that can hurt you much more quickly. It looks like the peroxide smolders for awhile before bursting into flame, and the flames aren't even that big or violent. Sort of like a guy dropping a cigarette onto some dried grass..
No, it's actually pretty dangerous. There were huge explosions of containers with hydrogen peroxide in my city recently. I live not too close to where the incident happened but you could here the noises of the explosions all over the city. 50 people were found dead and we don't know how many people have actually died. 200 people were left critically injured. There was a guy who live streamed this whole thing. Unfortunately, he died after an explosion. The phone was still streaming it for a while after while it was pitch black. You could hear people screaming. I'll send you a link of the stream. The last part of the video has the explosion recorded.
th-cam.com/video/1V9FZdBlqUs/w-d-xo.html
I think they're using the industrial type in this video (not the live stream but yeah that's obviously the industrial hydrogen peroxide too) and of course, the 3% we have at stores aren't dangerous
@@Anazec1 Hydrogen peroxide explosions?!? What city is this? Yes, I definitely would like to watch the video. Thanks in advance.
@@flechette3782 it happened in Chattogram, Bangladesh. The location is Sitakunda to be specific. And you're welcome :)
so it like to break up molecules of other material
what is the percentage of the Hydrogen Peroxide??????????????????????????????????
Exactly that’s nothing you buy at your local drug store must be 75% or stronger
Are these all things I can try in the comfort of my own home?
Pick up a book and read first! That's a very good practice for any up-and-coming want to be Rogue cook!
@@terrylambert9787 I was under the impression that TH-cam was created to replace books.
Yes. Fun projects in the living room with the kids.
As long as you live in a different town .. go for it
is that anhydrous?
Iiiiiiii'm gonna have to see if that actually happens with the leather boots.
Thats rite whiteknightcat what they are useing is about 75% we get 3%
I’ve used 98% hydrogen peroxide. That IS very active…!
No you didn't.
@@tubeonline629 Wrong!
@@tubeonline629 Behold the wonders of the internet where an unfounded and incorrect assertion or challenge can be posted devoid of any basis in fact or rationale in support.
See HTP (high test peroxide) for 85% to 98% aqueous hydrogen peroxide, a staple of rockets and some chemical syntheses.
@@drdannylevin
What did you use it for?
@@tubeonline629 Baeyer-Villiger
Would have been way better without the stupid music blaring.
This is Good to Know!
What concentration?
They're using industrial strength it's not the same as the 3% you buying store
So basically dont even look at it!
My shoes do that every time and no peroxide needed
I could have gotten along just fine without the 'cow eye' demonstration.
I need to be more careful!!
Guess I know how to burn down my exes house now
In world War 2, Didn't the Germans fuel the"Comet" with a mix of concentrated peroxide and I think Alcohol- The 2 would spontaneously ignite-( I mite be wrong ) -
Thus why you can only buy … like 90% 🤷🏻♂️