Originally Posted by
Copper Head
I found a box of sulfuric acid & all sorts of low level electronic testing gauges ,I am not sure but i believe a spectrometer is use to detect or test gold and silver metals some how ?
Be very careful my dad got a very nasty burn from drain cleaner which is 50% sulphuric. Whilst he was pouring it into the sink it has a crack it and also came out the bottom. He was leaning over the sink pouring it in as he's a short arse like me and by the time it pooled on the table top down to his stomach and he realised, a lot had already gone on him. Unlike other acids it doesnt need water for it to behave like an acid, it's also a very strong dehydrating agent -strong enough to make its own water from the hydrogen and oxygen in your muscle and fat. This left behind a nice chunk of of his stomach that had turned to carbon. Thing is you cant even add water to dilute it -this would have made it worse by boiling him alive so he had to just add detergent and grit through the pain of more carbonisation of his flesh.
Copper Head 
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