whats the best oxidizer?
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Most strong oxidizers are going to be potentially explosive.  What are you trying to oxidize?\n\nOctanitrocubane has some serious kick though.
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barracuda \nalso they come out with a thing called a floatron that eliminates need for chemicals by putting electrons in the water it is solar powered and lifetime warranty \nit works great i bought one 2 years ago and never bought chemicals again ( about 300 dollars but it pays for itself)
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Galvinisation with zinc. \n\nChroming\n\nboth work off the basis of reduction and their poteintal to be oxidised\n\nlook in an chemistry A-Level text book. Or if your american look at a college text book, for exact details
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The only thing I can suggest is a ozone generator, I know it can kill odors, fungus, viruses and bacteria. It is a strong oxidant ans may work.
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well i think \nCH3COOH -kmno4--> 2COOH\n         \nAS KMNO4 IS AN OXIDISING AGENT\ni hope so ask ur teach and plz mail me with a correct answer
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Gas-X is the best, plus it doesn't taste too nasty.
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Clorox 2 works best for me.
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Unless you are talking beauty supplies rather than chemistry.\n\nThen you mix the peroxide with bleach powder or dye to activate them.  10 volume is the weakest, therefore slowest.  50 volume is the strongest, fastest.
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in oxidations and reductions..
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_oxygen_generator
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Sodium hypochlorite is a powerful oxidizing agent. Chlorhexidine contains several amine groups which are easily oxidized. In fact, all amines when left in contact with air turn yellow, red or brown, from colorless, because they get oxidized. The colored products are various nitroxides (-N=O).
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Hydrogen peroxide is the best!!
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give it a good cleaning, especially in the gas piston area and other parts associated with cycling.  use a good oil like Remoil, CLP or Triflow.  stay away from WD-40.  also, try a higher dram shell.  those cheap promo loads don't have alot of powder, and they burn dirty.
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most people just use an octance increaser\nhttp://www.proven-products.co.uk/nitrox%20octane%20boost.htm
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Argh! I wanted to say H20. But never mind, try CO2 or CaCO3
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Cl04- has chlorine in a +7 oxidation state, which is not particularly stable. It needs to gain electrons to drop to its preferred state (-1). As such, ClO4- is readily reduced, making it a oxidizing agent. As a matter of fact, commerical bleaching solutions are often sodium hypochlorite solutions.
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http://www.alkaseltzer.com/home/default.htm\nTry this.