Chloric Acid, a VERY VERY Yellow and Angry Acid

Hello, today we will be looking into world of yellow chemistry (poor Explosions&Fire). A.K.A. Chloric acid. This acid is very reactive against organic compounds and it spits out unstable chlorine dioxide for more fun.
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[@Sleepy_Joe]

This is like Nile red tier stuff . Shame it isn’t more popular

[@SavinjaLabs]

Thank you soooo much!!!! Also sorry for such a late feedback! ;)

[@snoowbrigade]

Bet it smelled great

[@markoni2536]

That is not funny you can die.... Chlorine can kill you.....

[@The_OsmiumChannel]

Word to the wise: don't ever heat it. A guy I collaborate with online heated chloric acid in his lab, and there was a very loud explosion. Probably because perchloric acid started forming.

[@Togathecat]

Angry yellow chemicals strike again. Purple chem is friend.

[@barfbot]

Opting into yellow chemistry ???

[@a.belladonna8316]

This substance un stable right? Also NaCl+h2SO4 =naso4 + HCl gas but no water added. I'm little Confused

[@SavinjaLabs]

Yes you're re right but this wasnt NaCl, but NaClO3, thus the acid that formed wasn't hydrochloric but chloric acid. This acid is stable at low concentrations.