Method Obtaining carbon monoxide mixing acids inside a small room?

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I have read it's possible to obtain carbon monoxide mixing acids. I wonder if I could get to die doing this in a small room.. formic acid when mixed with other strong acid produce carbon monoxide. I think that's a perfect way to die since it's peaceful and it's easy to get the acids...

 

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Nobody has anything to say? Ok stay with your charcoal and awful liquids

 

[almaranthine]

I've read about the citric acid and baking soda method on here... but that's to produce enough CO2 (in an enclosed space, like a large bag) to make you pass out immediately. Then there's the detergent method as well to produce hydrogen sulfide (very dangerous). I have no idea about your method mixing the acids together though, sorry I can't be of any help there. I would try to research and make sure there isn't some kind of other gaseous byproduct produced that would cause suffering (like burning eyes, nose, throat). Also, it would be hard to judge this I imagine? How do you know how much acids you will need to mix to generate enough CO?

 

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I've read about the citric acid and baking soda method on here... but that's to produce enough CO2 (in an enclosed space, like a large bag) to make you pass out immediately. Then there's the detergent method as well to produce hydrogen sulfide (very dangerous). I have no idea about your method mixing the acids together though, sorry I can't be of any help there. I would try to research and make sure there isn't some kind of other gaseous byproduct produced that would cause suffering (like burning eyes, nose, throat). Also, it would be hard to judge this I imagine? How do you know how much acids you will need to mix to generate enough CO?

I know how much to mix cause of old reports of dead people..... Tell me more about the citric acid and baking soda... Pls
The mix I wanna create can burn your skin but this happen after hours of exposure and you won't be aware
The woman died mixing 2.5L of each acid in a small room

 

[almaranthine]

I know how much to mix cause of old reports of dead people..... Tell me more about the citric acid and baking soda... Pls
The mix I wanna create can burn your skin but this happen after hours of exposure and you won't be aware
The woman died mixing 2.5L of each acid in a small room

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/citric-acid-baking-soda.79982/

This thread talks about it. The difficult part about this method would be figuring out how to secure the bag around your neck. It's not talked about a lot but there are a few threads about it

 

[[HNO]]

it'd be unpleasant to share space with open container filled with highly corrosive concentrated acids. they evaporate at room temperature and from my experience with 70% acetic acid (used it against insects) even small amount sprayed in closed area is enough to cause coughing and eyes irritation. for acids mentioned and in considerable amounts it'd be worse also probably to break molecular bonds in the formic acid by the acid dehydration you need a strong acid like dehydrated sulfuric (made by simple evaporation of certain household goods, check youtube) that good at 'tying up' the water in formic acid, weaker ones like citric and especially diluted acids won't work or do the job poorly simply cuz they either bad at water tying or presence of water interfere w/ formic acid decomposition to form CO

also formic has toxic properties aside from corrosivness:
"Formic acid is readily metabolized and eliminated by the body. Nonetheless, it has specific toxic effects; the formic acid and formaldehyde produced as metabolites of methanol are responsible for the optic nerve damage, causing blindness, seen in methanol poisoning"

moreover this acid is flammable and gas heating is unwise. i think that mixing up these acids gives heat to accomplish the reaction and heating isn't needed. but if you've time you can build DIY magnetic stirrer to speed up it. also PPEH have a diagram to make a closed device to generate CO by acid mixing

 

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Everything very clear thanks

it'd be unpleasant to share space with open container filled with highly corrosive concentrated acids. they evaporate at room temperature and from my experience with 70% acetic acid (used it against insects) even small amount sprayed in closed area is enough to cause coughing and eyes irritation. for acids mentioned and in considerable amounts it'd be worse also probably to break molecular bonds in the formic acid by the acid dehydration you need a strong acid like dehydrated sulfuric (made by simple evaporation of certain household goods, check youtube) that good at 'tying up' the water in formic acid, weaker ones like citric and especially diluted acids won't work or do the job poorly simply cuz they either bad at water tying or presence of water interfere w/ formic acid decomposition to form CO

also formic has toxic properties aside from corrosivness:
"Formic acid is readily metabolized and eliminated by the body. Nonetheless, it has specific toxic effects; the formic acid and formaldehyde produced as metabolites of methanol are responsible for the optic nerve damage, causing blindness, seen in methanol poisoning"

moreover this acid is flammable and gas heating is unwise. i think that mixing up these acids gives heat to accomplish the reaction and heating isn't needed. but if you've time you can build DIY magnetic stirrer to speed up it. also PPEH have a diagram to make a closed device to generate CO by acid mixing

I already know what acids must be mixed so I don't understand the point of making everything so difficult. Let's be shorter and clearer cause people here don't have time to read so much when they're looking to die soon....

 

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Everything very clear thanks

I already know what acids must be mixed so I don't understand the point of making everything so difficult. Let's be shorter and clearer cause people here don't have time to read so much when they're looking to die soon....

sorry. i've a habit to write wordy, i'll be more definite and compact from now on

 

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sorry. i've a habit to write wordy, i'll be more definite and compact from now on

I have read a reported case about a woman who did exactly this and they don't say they had burnskin or something.. but she probably got blind and tossed a lot. I think that's normal.. the important thing is that you finally die so damage obviously won't care. I think that's a method 100% effective when it comes to defenetely kill you in a quick way and that's what matters to me..

 

[Maudlin]

Quite few years ago when my friends' parents divorced his father moved into a motel about five blocks from the house where they used to live, together. The motel had a gas in-wall heater on the interior wall between the main room and the bathroom, about a foot and a half from the bed.

It was the perfect little place for a bachelor. The maid would clean the tiny room while he was at work, restaurants and his former home were nearby, and he could cook on a hotplate or in the microwave he bought for the very few times he cooked anything in the 14 years he lived there.

The wall heater was never serviced in that entire time, and why would it be? On cold winter nights it kept the small room cozy and warm, and such heaters have been common around these parts for almost a century. My friends' fathers' last year at the hotel was particularly cold. He came "home" from work on a freezing night, -20 with the wind chill, cranked on the heater and promptly curled up in bed to go back to work the next morning.

That was his last night with us. It seems a mouse tried to make a nest in the stack of that wall heater. In a few hours the room, while cozy and warm, was also filled full of the exhaust gasses that you seem so smitten with, OP.

The man died in his sleep, unaware of his fate until it came for him.

 

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I'd like to know the exact dosage to have enough CO to kill me fast

 

[Maudlin]

Then look it up. This is the information age, after all.

In the process of looking, you might learn a lesson or two about why you might never want to use google.
but then again, you might not.

I hope you find what you seek, OP.

 

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Then look it up. This is the information age, after all.

In the process of looking, you might learn a lesson or two about why you might never want to use google.
but then again, you might not.

I hope you find what you seek, OP.

Why I might learn never want to use Google?

 

[Cathy Ames]

Why I might learn never want to use Google?

You should google it.