Dihydrogen Trioxide (H2O3)

Icelove

I'm kinda ignorant towards chemistry, and what I've found leaves me with confusion, so I'm asking you guys the following questions:
- Is H2O3 good for the human body? I've read some stuff, but the contradictions were suspicious.
- If it's good, is it possible to create @ home? If it is, then how?

Thanks,
Icelove

mgb_phys

I can't imagine it staying together in water for long enough for you to swallow it

IndieSci

Even if it existed.. it wouldn't be stable - what a double peroxide bond?
It would probably be a strong oxidizer, and oxidizers, such as peroxide, and a few others are pretty bad for the body - this is why Anti-oxidants are supposed to be good for you, prevent aging and all that crap.

Where did you even hear about H2O3? Are you sure you aren't thinking of H3O- which forms in acidic solutions...

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Icelove	Dihydrogen Trioxide (H2O3) Tweet I'm kinda ignorant towards chemistry, and what I've found leaves me with confusion, so I'm asking you guys the following questions: - Is H2O3 good for the human body? I've read some stuff, but the contradictions were suspicious. - If it's good, is it possible to create @ home? If it is, then how? Thanks, Icelove

mgb_phys Recognitions: Homework Help Science Advisor	I can't imagine it staying together in water for long enough for you to swallow it

IndieSci	Even if it existed.. it wouldn't be stable - what a double peroxide bond? It would probably be a strong oxidizer, and oxidizers, such as peroxide, and a few others are pretty bad for the body - this is why Anti-oxidants are supposed to be good for you, prevent aging and all that crap. Where did you even hear about H2O3? Are you sure you aren't thinking of H3O- which forms in acidic solutions...