wich chemical for dissolving bone?

Exhumed said:
This is when it started looking fishy:



: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
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ofcourse i could, you can go to 10 different places that supply it, and buy a 10th of what you need from each place.

peace.
 
leopold99 said:
well he bragged about torturing people inside his house.
the fucking idiot could be up to anything.
i believe he should be reported to the authorities.
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i never bragged about torturing anybody. im not up to anything, i just wanted to know something. this is all hypothetical and not based on a real situation.


cant you just chill,

peace.
 
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Billy T said:
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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lol, thanks for the info, i didnt know that before. i know all of the other ways, but i wanted to know about chemicals only. basicaly what is the strongest acid.

peace.
 
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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Although I wasn’t planning on saying anything in this thread, I feel I should point out that attempting to use HF for anything is a very bad idea.
 
Nasor said:
Although I wasn’t planning on saying anything in this thread, I feel I should point out that attempting to use HF for anything is a very bad idea.
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Hmm yeah, its its really poisonous. It can kill you when it gets into contact with your skin, inhaling the toxic fumes is a bad idea as well.
 
spidergoat said:
I meant to use in a furnace application. Just burn it.
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too smelly. Would acid disolve a body without a lot of smell? You would have to put them in a sealed drum to avoid that, I think.
I think teh best way to get rid of a body is dump them a few miles out in the ocean.
 
Orleander said:
You would have to put them in a sealed drum to avoid that, I think.
I think teh best way to get rid of a body is dump them a few miles out in the ocean.
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Sealed drum is likely to explode and the hydrogen released when it does so may make a secondary explosion (If shock wave heating of the air gets it to the ignition point temperature.).

I think you are joining my suggestion to used "sharkium" for processing the body. weren't you the guy (or gal) who suggested the artifical / man-made compound woodchopperium? I definitely prefer the natural chemical complex of sharkium as there will be no incriminating blood stain traces etc. (but the bones may not be entirely gone for several month as the digestive processes of sharkium compond are very slow.
 
Enmos said:
HF is, I already told you ;)
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Technically, it is a rather weak acid, but has good corrosive properties. If you are looking for outright strongest acids, you would probably need to look into organic acids or enzymes.
 
fo3 said:
Technically, it is a rather weak acid, but has good corrosive properties. If you are looking for outright strongest acids, you would probably need to look into organic acids or enzymes.
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Technically it's weak but as far as I know it is the most corrosive acid around.
 
I noticed the omission of a letter in the first word of thread's title but still want to agree with title's recommendation to use "Witch Chemical." It is one of the best. ;)

But do not get it wet (as Dorthy did) or it will self dissolve. (In H2O , I think it transforms 100% into ionic form that ionizes away.)

For really resistant bones, I recommend a 50/50 mix of Witch and BullDogium. (The latter creats more surface area for the former to act on.)
 
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So apparently EmptyForceOfChi wants a chemical solution to dispose of a frozen body that is in his house and that he can then load in his car. Hypothetically. Right.
 
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