Spontaneous Combustion With H202 (Hydrogen Peroxide)
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Team! I’ve always been told that 35% hydrogen peroxide is really dangerous. One of the dangers is that when H202 decomposes it creates oxygen gas (O2), which aids in making fires burn hotter, brighter, faster. This decomposition reaction also creates heat all by itself as an exothermic reaction! This is the perfect storm for spontaneous combustion!
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Team! I’ve always been told that 35% hydrogen peroxide is really dangerous. One of the dangers is that when H202 decomposes it creates oxygen gas (O2), which aids in making fires burn hotter, brighter, faster. This decomposition reaction also creates heat all by itself as an exothermic reaction! This is the perfect storm for spontaneous combustion!
We tried a cotton shirt and some dried grass. We were not disappointed with the results!
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Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/uhasbrand
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Production Team:
Writer/Producer: Nick Uhas
Editor: Griffin Lewis
DP: Sam Mosco
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