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Conundrum
Tue Feb 01 2011, 07:15PM Print
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Um... is it just me or is posting this much information a really bad idea for any number of reasons...

I just hope that certain people don't read this and similar pages.

Opinions please.
-A
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Dr. Slack
Tue Feb 01 2011, 07:31PM
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There's enough info in there to encourage a few own-goals, not enough to make successful devices, so I'm not sure I see a problem.
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IamSmooth
Tue Feb 01 2011, 07:34PM
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I really don't think they say much. Anyone interested in making bombs can search the internet for a wealth of information.
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Ash Small
Tue Feb 01 2011, 07:35PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Nothing new here Conundrum.

Pretty common knowledge already.

I can't see many terrorists claiming they need it to 'touch up their roots' though.
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klugesmith
Tue Feb 01 2011, 08:02PM
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I think that "security through obscurity" has its places.
(One's enemy can get any bit of secret information if he works hard enough, but has limited resources and we want to keep his intelligence costs as high as possible).

I agree with other posters: the naming of hydrogen peroxide as an explosive precursor is not one of those places.
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Dave Marshall
Tue Feb 01 2011, 08:25PM
Dave Marshall Registered Member #16 Joined: Thu Feb 02 2006, 02:22PM
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Should anyone point out that the 2% hydrogen peroxide found at your local pharmacy is the next best thing to useless?

I suspect they weren't using medical peroxide for this.

-Dave
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Ash Small
Tue Feb 01 2011, 08:38PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Dave Marshall wrote ...

Should anyone point out that the 2% hydrogen peroxide found at your local pharmacy is the next best thing to useless?

I suspect they weren't using medical peroxide for this.

-Dave

I understood it was 20% that was common in pharmacies, but even this wouldn't be much good as a rocket propellant.
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GluD
Tue Feb 01 2011, 09:37PM
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The articel reads: "Hot plates connected to fans used to concentrate the hydrogen peroxide were found throughout the two-bedroom flat, the inquest was told"

So I assume it is fairly plausibel that they bought the legal low concentration H2O2 and then boiled it down to a higher concentration.

I also agree that this articel is not to be considered dangerous in the sense of informing terrorists, rather it is to be considered dangerous because it may further limit the public's access to various chemicals, such as H2O2 obivously.

If some journalist goes out and buys 50L of H2O2 and smack it on the frontpage tomorrow, there will be a new law outruling H2O2 by the end of the week.
Thats what they did with ammonium nitrate in my country.
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Dave Marshall
Wed Feb 02 2011, 05:30AM
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Ash, standard OTC stabilized hydrogen peroxide from a pharmacy is a maximum of 3%. I've been told that by freezing it, you can concentrate it up to 10-12%, but that without a proper distillation method, getting more than 20% is unlikely.

Medically, even 3% H2O2 is likely to do more harm than good when it comes to wound care, and it has largely been abandoned by hospitals, doctors, and EMS providers for such purposes, as it kills cells indiscriminately, including tissue and immune system cells. I would think 20% might be sufficient to cause actual (if minor) chemical burns.

-Dave
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Ash Small
Wed Feb 02 2011, 11:05AM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Dave Marshall wrote ...

Ash, standard OTC stabilized hydrogen peroxide from a pharmacy is a maximum of 3%. I've been told that by freezing it, you can concentrate it up to 10-12%, but that without a proper distillation method, getting more than 20% is unlikely.

Medically, even 3% H2O2 is likely to do more harm than good when it comes to wound care, and it has largely been abandoned by hospitals, doctors, and EMS providers for such purposes, as it kills cells indiscriminately, including tissue and immune system cells. I would think 20% might be sufficient to cause actual (if minor) chemical burns.

-Dave

It's some time since I worked in a pharmacy Dave, but I'm certain that the peroxide sold for bleaching hair is 20% W/W. (peroxide blonde). This is what pharmacies sell most of, if I remember correctly.

I've found references for 3%, 6%, 17.5% and 30%, all commonly available.

contact lens cleaner is also H2O2, but around 3-6 % I think.

Hydrogen peroxide solution is also used for whitening teeth.

You are correct that the stuff sold for cleaning wounds is around 1-2 %.
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