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Oxycline
Slow release O2 candle, the light of breath. | |
With all the research into Hydrogen absorbing and releasing materials, and for that matter, perfumes, I'm wondering if there is a material that can be used for O2. An airwick but with actual o2 for emergency confined spaces.
The candle could be a weak carbon o2 prison structure that breaks with environmental
knocks from other gases. Or maybe a light sensitive structural change or even just a slow release molecule giving 02 . A blood sausage of densely adapted heme might be possible.
So when that stuffy, teenage room contains that listless sloth, peel open an Oxycline and lob it in like a Berroca.
Sodium Peroxide
https://en.wikipedi...iki/Sodium_peroxide
Highly reactive [8th of 7, Dec 25 2018]
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Solid-state oxygen generators, like chlorate candles and lithium peroxide packs, are Baked and WKTE. |
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Non burn, non powered ones ? I was thinking just diffusion. |
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Sodium peroxide, lithium peroxide ... no heat required, just airflow. |
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Quite reactive, though. Keep away from anything flammable. |
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I'm now thinking a double walled canister with the second bleeding o2 at a constant rate.The first is for opening. Spatially only O2. |
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// Quite reactive, though. Keep away from
anything flammable.// |
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Keep AWAY? do you want to reconsider that
statement? It's so far out of character I'm beginning
to suspect a hack |
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// do you want to reconsider that statement? // |
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No, since the result is spontaneous ignition. That's a good thing, but only at a chosen time and place, not necessarily "right here, right now". |
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<evil laugh as I rack the definition of candle/> |
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