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Experiment with MMS2 and DMSO 11 Nov 2024 00:29 #84700

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In Jim's book MMS Health Recovery Guide Book page 26

WARNING
● Do not allow DMSO to come into contact with
calcium hypochlorite (MMS2). This will cause
immediate combustion with extreme heat and fire.
In this case, it does not need a spark to start the
fire instantly. Use water to put out such a fire but
stand back as the water will spatter.

I'm wondering anyone tried this chemical reaction?

I poured small amount of DMSO on a small plastic plate, then dropped few MMS2 on it yesterday. Nothing happened, though there might be some reactions to the plastic but I don't see any combustion.

Anyone as curious as me?

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Experiment with MMS2 and DMSO 12 Nov 2024 19:35 #84721

mattcanride2 Offline Senior Member Posts: 52 Thank you received: 4	I can appreciate that after you saw that warning, you tried it out. Big high five!!!!
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Experiment with MMS2 and DMSO 13 Nov 2024 10:22 #84725

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mattcanride2 wrote:
I can appreciate that after you saw that warning, you tried it out. Big high five!!!!Ye

Yes because I'm so scared of dropping MMS2 on the floor or any surface while putting it into the capsules. There are other warnings about MMS2 in the book.

I just want to see if it really starts fire or something like that, though I did take precaution while experimenting mixing MMS2 with DMSO.

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Experiment with MMS2 and DMSO 13 Nov 2024 15:42 #84729

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I have done some testing combining MMS2 with DMSO.

It got very hot along with some smoke seen.

Did the same testing using HOCL made with an electrolyzer. The combined two ingredients got slightly warm without any smoke seen.

Following Protocol-2000, separates MMS1 + DMSO dosing from MMS2 dosing by 30 minutes and that seems to be enough time so there is no MMS2 and DMSO heating issue.

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Experiment with MMS2 and DMSO 15 Nov 2024 02:57 #84751

JimY Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 31 Thank you received: 6	OK I was expecting immediate fire. I'll try another experiment some time. Thank you.
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