What chemicals would work better than NaOCl or H2O2 for “bleaching” bone? Wanting to obtain a whiter process
joczr2 asked:
I’m trying to obtain a whiter process for taxidermy purposes.
Tags: Chemicals, H2o2, Naocl, Taxidermy
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Try O3 or Cl2.
Don’t listen to the above answerer!!!! Both of the compounds he reccomended are gases and very hard to find anyway. You need a liquid to bleach the bone. Ferric acid would do the trick. Also baking soda and vinegar!