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Nice and clear and helpful! Remember: Concentrated H2O2 will violently decompose if there ANY traces of certain metallic compounds (like in previously used flasks, etc.) Use new, ultra clean and dry glassware to handle. Will also react violently with organic compounds, and cause them to burst into flame! That includes things like: paper or rags if used to wipe spills; Or your clothes; Even wood like in a table or wall.
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¡El Dios santo! El combustible excelente del cohete!