thereelstory - 6-2-2010 at 16:52
http://www.tecaeromex.com/ingles/destilai.html
okay imo it just cant be that hard. just scale it down to liter volumes.
feedback appreciated..
mnick12 - 6-2-2010 at 18:47
Sounds pretty cool and expensive, but on more serious note distilling hydrogen peroxide is very dangerous. Even more scary than the distillation is
the finished product, 98% H2O2 will spontaneously combust on contact with basically anything organic. Still it sounds pretty neet though I have no
idea what I would do with that high of a concentration H2O2. If I remember correctly some of the first german "jet" engines in WWII used H2O2 as the
oxidizer, but so many of the engines exploded and so many pilots died they eventually switched to a less killer alternative. Still it would be neet to
own one of these machines.
thereelstory - 17-3-2010 at 16:45
sorry to raise this old thread, but i would like to know who has had experience distilling h202 and to what %?
entropy51 - 17-3-2010 at 17:13
Did you try a search? There are threads on this.
not_important - 17-3-2010 at 17:39
Not only are thee existing threads on the topic, but that very web site was discussed in at least one of the old threads.