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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QuanTech 14th Jul 2016
+Bwizz245 Maybe he meant Hydrogen Chloride???? -
Bwizz245 13th Jul 2016
@Sandwhichlizard Hydrofluoric acid isn't strong enough to melt human tissues, you're probably thinking of some other acid. -
Bwizz245 13th Jul 2016Actually, Chlorine Triflouride (three fluoride bonded to a chlorine atom) Is the best oxidizer known to man.
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Facennapper 13th Jul 2016
No there is actualy anti-matter it's unstabel, expesive and dangerous -
xteric 13th Jul 2016
Sorry... Dihydrogen Oxide -
xteric 13th Jul 2016Guys... The most dangerous chemical to ever exist has been Hydrogen Dioxide...
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Ph0en1x 13th Jul 2016
*(to everyone's comments about other dangerous chemicals)* yeah stuff like that is dangerous but foof makes pretty much everything explode immediately. -
bozoneclown 13th Jul 2016
It could also be an onomatopia. when ice bursts into flame it goes FOOF -
Sandwichlizard 13th Jul 2016
@Weretyu777. yes but hydroflouric acid will soak right thru your flesh and dislolve your bones. I used to work for a manufacturer of frequency control devices with a quartz resonator. we used HF to etch structures into the quartz and that was one of the talking points in the safety instruction. -
Weretyu777 13th Jul 2016
Dihydrogen monoxide is only seriously dangerous if in the lungs in large amounts. It is safe if ingested, and is in fact necessary to survival.