wich chemical for dissolving bone?

Any acid, Hydrochloric acid for example will do the job fine. What are you planning.. ? lol
 
Hydrofluoric acid (HF) is supposedly the best chemical to dispose of human flesh/bone.
So you should go with that i guess. Who did you kill ? ;)

Symptoms of skin exposure to dilute HF are not felt immediately, but can be fatal. Highly concentrated solutions may lead to acute hypocalcemia, followed by cardiac arrest and death. This will usually be fatal in as little as 2% body exposure (about the size of the sole of the foot). This substance should be handled with extreme care, beyond that accorded to hydrochloric, sulfuric, or other mineral acids.

Due to low dissociation constant, HF can penetrate tissues quickly. Hydrofluoric acid which comes into direct contact with the fingers can severely damage or destroy the tissue underneath the nail without causing any damage to the nail itself. It is this ability to cause little harm to outer tissues but considerable harm to inner tissues which can produce dangerous delays in treatment of hydrofluoric acid exposure. Once the pain starts, it is out of proportion to the burns produced. Patients often describe the feeling as if they have struck their fingers with a hammer. HF that penetrates under the skin causes later development of painful ulcers, which heal slowly.
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Orleander said:
woodchipperonium?
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something in bottle form :). (that fits into a car maybe).

spidergoat said:
nitroglycerin
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isnt that like super dangerous?

Enmos said:
Hydrofluoric acid (HF) is supposedly the best chemical to dispose of human flesh/bone.
So you should go with that i guess. Who did you kill ? ;)
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this sounds good.

spidergoat said:
A large tank of propane.
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yeah without blowing up my house would be nice. :)



peace,
 
Ok, then I suggest one of the acids, but if you have chilled poor Tyrone, I also suggest you thaw him out first.

If that is a photo of you, it seems like you could do that OK. ;)

Perhaps if you do thaw him, you may not want to dispose of his body. :shrug:

Good luck in any case.
 
EEGADS woman what are you considering? What is your problem that you want this information?
 
Billy T said:
Ok, then I suggest one of the acids, but if you have chilled poor Tyrone, I also suggest you thaw him out first.

If that is a photo of you, it seems like you could do that OK. ;)

Perhaps if you do thaw him, you may not want to dispose of his body. :shrug:

Good luck in any case.
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hey thats a picture of my wife, tyrone is not chilled, he does not exist right now.

what happens if you apply acid to a frozen subject? something exciting i take it.


peace.
 
This is when it started looking fishy:

EmptyForceOfChi said:
something in bottle form :). (that fits into a car maybe).


isnt that like super dangerous?



this sounds good.



yeah without blowing up my house would be nice. :)



peace,
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:bugeye:

btw, I don't know about in the UK (where I think you're from?), but in the US you couldn't easily obtain a large enough quantity to dissolve a human body. : O
 
EmptyForceOfChi said:
...what happens if you apply acid to a frozen subject? something exciting i take it. peace.
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No - I was just applying a useful "rule of thumb" (not always even approximately correct) which is that chemical process proceed at half the rate every time you drop the INITIAL temperature by 10 degrees C. (If the reaction is exothermic the heat released rapidly increases the reaction rate - reason why "initial" is in all caps.)

As someone has suggested "woodchopperium" I will add:

"bulldogium" and "sharkium"
 
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