Qualifies as energetic oxidizer, then. Hasn't that happened to
concentrators of "oxygenated water." We all know what the ancient Sum-Ting
Wong taught us about amateur experiments with niter, charcoal, and
brimstone:
"Whatever can go Wong, will go Wong."
Thus we keep Safety firmly #2 in our minds.
Edw
On Sun, Mar 14, 2021, 21:20 Keith Henson <hkeithhenson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dr Edward Jones <RocketPioneer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If LOx is good, wouldn't liquid ozone be better?
No doubt about it.
When a friend of mine was in high school, he turned on his liquid
ozone machine and left for school. When he got back that afternoon,
the little building he was using for a lab was flattened.
He figured the machine made around a cup of liquid ozone before it
exploded.
Keith