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sodium peroxide

dom3mo
in Organic Chemistry

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I was wondering if this would work.

If I mixed sodium chloride, and hydrogen peroxide, then I would add hydrochloric acid into the mixture. Would that work. Note "I don't plan on making this yet until I have the right safety protection stuff".

you`ll have made a mixture of all 3, there would be no reaction take place, and you`ll certainly Not make sodium peroxide.

I'm not sure about " no reaction". With the right conditions you might get oxidation of the HCl to Cl2.

However, there's no way to get sodium peroxide that way, it's barely stable in water and it's certainly not stable in acids.

Among the "right safety protection stuff" is a good idea of what you are doing. Your best not to try this sort of thing until you have that.

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