Stefan,
I can remember someone having to take their child into an emergency room
after they gave the child some.
For a while it was a "big thing to improve oxygen levels in the body"
int the ehalth food circles.. And I know
it was stronger than the over the counter desinfectant stuff.
Bill
Stefan Trethan wrote:
> i really believe it may be available through haircutteres supply.
>
> i wanted to ask the guy who's relatives is someone a haircutter but
> can't reach him.
> i'll ask as soon as possible.
>
> @bill:
> are you sure it wasn't 2% (or 0,2?)?
> i know it's also sold for medical desinfection purposes, there it is
> in very low concentration.
>
> it would be really, really interesting to which amount stabilizers
> such as acetanilide can stabilize the
> H2O2 and how long they keep it from vanishing into air.
> I'm just at figuring out that by searching in the web but if anyone
> knows...
> if it can't stabilize for lets say a week it's not of big help.. but
> it may also keep the needs for H2O2
> down when etching (because it isn't lost into air)
>
> tom writes technical H2O2 is already stabilized but as i get it it's
> not, it's transparent. and i know
> no source where it is already stabilized...
>
>
> regards
> st
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> 18.04.2003 18:34:27, Bill Higdon <w.higdon@...> wrote:
>
> >I just had a brain fart folks. Some of the health food stores used to
> >sell Hydrogen Peroxide,
> >cant remember if it was 10% or 30%. Might be a good source for us home
> >body PCB
> > fabricators ;>)
> >Bill Higdon
> >