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Okay... I know all that. I was hoping for a better answer. Thank you though for your attempt of assistance. As for what it's used for.. Tbh that's no one's business. Although, to simply not be rude, I will only state that it's to end conflicts. (hence "conflict water" aka "war water"). Further details of its purpose? Look it up.. I simply stated it's purpose for me solely because I didn't want to misconstrue anyone thinking I am seeking test answers. So that way I would avoid people beating around a bush or trying to quiz me on how to do formulas and such. I asked a simple question, and I know the answer is simple to formulate. I tried to Google it and tbh it wasn't very helpful. Thank you for trying to help

I'm sorry but all I get is Fe(OH)3 + CH3COOH + H2O2 thus far. By the way I might add. That this is a home experiment to make something called conflict water, it is part of a hoodoo practice, for which I am a practioner. This is not for any educational purposes aside from my own personal knowledge. I used to know how to do chemical formulas but it has been SO LONG AGO. Mainly I'm curious about what it makes because of my history of chemistry knowledge. That and well it kinda exploded the bottom of its container this morning. Lol oops. That was my own stupidity for enclosing the container. I know vinegar and hydrogen peroxide create peracetic (sp?) acid. So, I know it creates some kind of gas that's evident. I've been curious about what the final product would be called. Also, what it's final chemical formula is. Sorry that's all I have.

What is the final product of mixing iron nails, water, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide? What is the chemical formula beginning to end? Thanks in advance!