Superb Hydrogen Peroxide site

        http://www.h2o2.com/            where else :-)

Excellent peroxide thermodynamic properties page

        http://www.h2o2.com/intro/properties/thermodynamic.html

    I disagree with the labelling of the right hand axis of graph 8 upper
(but not the intention of the graph)

Water rocket list:
                                    In graph 8 lower note the vastly greater
expansion ratio when the heat energy is trapped (purple graph)(adiabatic
expansion) than when conversion is slow (blue graph)(isothermal expansion)
and the temperature is not allowed to rise substantially.

Graph 9 shows that total liquefaction of the fluid occurs at about 67%
concentration for adiabatic expansion (ie all energy of dissociation is
retained in the fluid).

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