Acidic composition of matter for use to destroy microorganisms

A method of preparing an acidic composition of matter that is effective in the destruction of microorganisms and is not an irritant, produced by the process of:

• (a) adding an acid of approximately 98% purity selected from at least one of:
• phosphoric acid, fumaric acid, and acetic acid to a first container;
• (b) heating water;
• (c) mixing at least one compound selected from at least one of an ammonium compound, and a metallic sulfate in said heated water;
• (d) simultaneously combining the mixture of the acid, heated water, and at least one of an ammonium compound, and metallic sulfate to form mixture (V);
• (e) adding mixture (V) to a separate pressurized vessel maintained at a pressure that is 15 psi above atmospheric pressure;
• (f) heating the pressurized mixture (V) to temperatures in a range between approximately 250° F. and approximately 1200° F., at a pressure that is 15 psi above atmospheric pressure;
• and
• (g) cooling said mixture and adding a stabilizer consisting of 10 weight percent to approximately 15 weight percent of mixture (V) of step (d) to the cooled mixture providing a stable composition having a pH value below 2.