this is impressive , I am planning on a project concentrating peroxide vacuum distillation hope It will achieve similar concentration but I highly doubt it
I have tried to remove water by vaccum distillation before, but it only reached maximum of about 70%. But If you have a nice high vaccum pump then you can get to over 90% by very gentle warming.
Amazing how many people don't realize how dangerous it is Working with it in it's pure form gave me much more respect as to how it should be handled. Many people don't understand how diluted it has to be in order to be sold to the public.
@@erikdejong4509 It forms acetone peroxide. TATP, a very sensitive explosive. Typically you need an acid catalyst but TATP can form without it given enough time.
TheDoctor I have to say that I have tried 90% hydrogen peroxide for piranha solution and it caught the pretzel I put in there on fire and reduced it to nothing. It is a very violent and scary reaction, would not recommend.
Elephant toothpaste brought me here. Next viral video on youtube... High test hydrogen peroxide in elephant toothpaste - guaranteed. As an engineer, couldn't stop watching this video. Lost interest in elephant toothpaste and gained a curiosity for chemistry. Great, another thing to obsess over.
It's the oxidizer in the Komet, the the fuel is alcohol. What makes it attractive is the liquid decomposition into several hundred times its volume of oxygen gas - making it a powerful rocket fuel. The small maneuvering motors on the Apollo spacecraft used concentrated hydrogen peroxide that was introduced to a catalyst in the thrust chamber and decomposed without any other chemicals. No need for complex moving parts, cryogenic storage, or an ignition system.
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Thats such a perfect column of flames that in the thumbnail I thought it was in a graduation cylinder.. lol.
Graduated? Graduation?
@@stevedettmann4370 That too.
Thank you. What would the internet be without such pedantic comments? lol.
Red fuming nitric acid
Pure hydrogen peroxide
Oleum (120% sulfuric acid)
Are the kings of "fun"
How is possible 120% concentration of something?
@@leon.baixista sulfer trioxide in a soloution of h2so4
@@jackplace5442 Its effectively you cant technically get -ph but you get things like formalantimonic acid
@@jackplace5442 Its effectively 120%
you can dilute it to a 100% concentration. Pretty cool
this is impressive , I am planning on a project concentrating peroxide vacuum distillation hope It will achieve similar concentration but I highly doubt it
I have tried to remove water by vaccum distillation before, but it only reached maximum of about 70%.
But If you have a nice high vaccum pump then you can get to over 90% by very gentle warming.
@@laffle9138 Is it possible to discuss with you regarding this over a google meet?
Amazing how many people don't realize how dangerous it is
Working with it in it's pure form gave me much more respect as to how it should be handled. Many people don't understand how
diluted it has to be in order to be sold to the public.
The stuff I get at the grocery store is 3%
Yea the most common one is 3% and the most concentrated i could find online was 12%
@@Viciously79 I bought the 12%, on the bottle it’s got a website where you can buy 32%.
90% h2o2 vs scraped knee?
@@13orrax h202 wins, you would no longer have a knee.
1:30 glad you didn't let that sit for very long hahaha.
why?
@@erikdejong4509 It forms acetone peroxide. TATP, a very sensitive explosive. Typically you need an acid catalyst but TATP can form without it given enough time.
@@Andrew-my1cp The terrorists sure had some fun with that one before detection technology caught up with it.
1:32 me and the boys going super sayin and killing frieza
Make some VISCIOUS piranha solution!
I'm afraid of a exploding flask of 100% piranha solution...XD
TheDoctor I have to say that I have tried 90% hydrogen peroxide for piranha solution and it caught the pretzel I put in there on fire and reduced it to nothing. It is a very violent and scary reaction, would not recommend.
Would like to watch but video no longer plays. Freezes a few seconds in
Nice! Can you make a video "how to make triethylamine?"
never heard of that method of concentrating h2o2
Elephant toothpaste brought me here. Next viral video on youtube... High test hydrogen peroxide in elephant toothpaste - guaranteed. As an engineer, couldn't stop watching this video. Lost interest in elephant toothpaste and gained a curiosity for chemistry. Great, another thing to obsess over.
rocket stuff may have been in its infancy in ww2
But what possessed a scientist to use this as an ingredient for the fuel for an me163
It's the oxidizer in the Komet, the the fuel is alcohol. What makes it attractive is the liquid decomposition into several hundred times its volume of oxygen gas - making it a powerful rocket fuel. The small maneuvering motors on the Apollo spacecraft used concentrated hydrogen peroxide that was introduced to a catalyst in the thrust chamber and decomposed without any other chemicals. No need for complex moving parts, cryogenic storage, or an ignition system.
@@josephastier7421 The Russians still use hydrogen peroxide on their manned Soyuz spacecraft. Works well.
What happens if you mix pure hydrogen peroxide with chlorine trifluoride?
How about sodium/potassium? What will happen?
I think I’ll stay with my 50% :)
A wee bit mad scientist, but helpful. Thanks man.
What is the reaction of sodium Ascorbate on Hydrogen peroxide?
Holy f***! That was brutal!
Mix oleum with pure H2O2.. then drop something organic into the mix.
can you explain in detail the preparation of concentrated hydrogen peroxide
You can buy 3% at the grocery store. If you want higher concentrations and not kill yourself then you need to get a degree in chemistry. Or two.
1:30, *H2O2:* yo! Vanissh
Is ethanol highly explosive with liquid hydrogen peroxide? with detonator
When mixed it makes an ethanol oxide so yes but not as potent as other fuel sources
Freaking Awesome ! So dangerous but worth it
1:08
_Dink!_ _Bck-lcklcklll_
“Uh oh.”
Can u make sodium hydride?
did you buy or make?
@@jackplace5442 i dont understand your mean
Why isn't this used in jet engines
TOO MUCH POWER
Help things burn like oxygen gas because it is oxygen gas
And it breaks down into oxygen and water
Wow did you start from 30volume or from 3%?
No, It was 35%.
I would have to use a lot of sulfuric acid for 3%
Nice!
Looks like rocket fuel!
It is. It literally is world war 2 era rocket fuel. It's known as T-Stoff. Except this is even stronger.
Be careful.
The smell of that reacting triethylamine...gross