Foof - the chemical most chemists avoid by Ph0en1x
Dioxygen difluoride sounds harmless, right? Just 2 of what you breathe and 2 of what's in your toothpaste. But that's not the case. 'Foof' is the most powerful oxidizer known to man - it even causes ice to burst into flame.
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Comments
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Weretyu777 13th Jul 2016
Ha ha ha. Nice chemical reference to drowning in water. -
QuanTech 13th Jul 2016
Dihydrogen Monoxide is a dangerous chemical that may fill up the lungs when under long exposure to this chemical and may cause death. -
Weretyu777 13th Jul 2016You mean royal water? Royal water is not fluoronic acid. It's a mixture of nitric acid and hydrochloric acid. So take that, pseudoscientists!
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Destroyer127 13th Jul 2016
@Weretyu *cough* *cough* Aqua Regia *cough* -
Weretyu777 13th Jul 2016You guys realize that hydrofloric acid is actually weaker than the other acid. The florine is so bonded to its hydrogen that it doesn't have the power of the other acids. Hydrocloric acid is one of the most powerful acids out there.
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Aloysius1234 13th Jul 2016
Am I the only one who know this element from XKCD what-if? -
tekkie 13th Jul 2016
Accidentally downvoted. When are we gonna be allowed to change our votes so we can keep stuff like this on FP? -
Blasstercz 13th Jul 2016
Cool!!! :o I like chemistry :D -
docRoboRobert 13th Jul 2016
The power of chemistry! 1+ -
Sandwichlizard 13th Jul 2016
@Ph0en1x. I was thinking that same thing during dinner last night. this is interesting. I do not know a lot about chemistry. this is a cool docu-save.