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Seyeklopz · 07-01-2003, 01:12 AM

Can H2O2 be used as a coolant? Is it possible to make the system 100% airtight so it doesn't allow the H2O2 to change into H2O?

Of more importance: Does H2O2 conduct heat better than H2O?

H2O2 is peroxide btw.

I found this datasheet: H2O2

Hydrogen Peroxide was resonsible for the sinking of a russian submarine. It leaked in a torpedo and because of the confined space within it caused an explosion. Definitely need to research that event to see if another chemical was involved.

07-01-2003, 01:12 AM	#1
Seyeklopz Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada Posts: 94	H2O2 as a coolant? Can H2O2 be used as a coolant? Is it possible to make the system 100% airtight so it doesn't allow the H2O2 to change into H2O? Of more importance: Does H2O2 conduct heat better than H2O? H2O2 is peroxide btw. I found this datasheet: H2O2 Hydrogen Peroxide was resonsible for the sinking of a russian submarine. It leaked in a torpedo and because of the confined space within it caused an explosion. Definitely need to research that event to see if another chemical was involved. Last edited by Seyeklopz; 07-01-2003 at 01:17 AM.