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Increasing the Concentration of H2O2

Heggy · 2009-05-10 22:23:33

Would it work to just distil the water off? Is it even in aqueous solution? We're going to do an experiment to show the Intermediate Formation Theory, and it recommends the use of 100 volume, but we only have 30 volume available.

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10-05-2009 11:23pm

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Would it work to just distil the water off? Is it even in aqueous solution?
We're going to do an experiment to show the Intermediate Formation Theory, and it recommends the use of 100 volume, but we only have 30 volume available.

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#2 11-05-2009 5:49pm
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Heggy wrote: »

Would it work to just distil the water off? Is it even in aqueous solution?
We're going to do an experiment to show the Intermediate Formation Theory, and it recommends the use of 100 volume, but we only have 30 volume available.

Hi Heggy,

H2O2 in concentrated form is particularly nasty stuff, and instructions for the preparation of dangerous chemicals is forbidden by the forum charter, so I'm locking the thread.

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