ItsBruce
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catherine96821:Boom?
It makes ethanol! Good to drink ... in reasonable quantities and not near motor vehicles or dive gear.
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catherine96821:Boom?
H2Andy:much to my surprise, i read the following page, and i was
alarmed at this chemical, dihydrogen monoxide (DHMO), and how
despite its known harmful effects, it continues to be
used around the world.
divers are not isolated from its dangers, and if exposed,
they can be harmed. dive boats (as most other
watercraft) continue to use DHMO as a convenient cleaner
and rust preventor. this is simply unconscionable, given
the danger faced by those who come into contact with
the substance.
some of the harmful effects are
--Death due to accidental inhalation, even in small quantities.
--Severe tissue damage due to prolonged exposure to solid DHMO
--Gaseous DHMO can cause severe burns.
for more information, please check out this website:
http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html#FACTS
i am simply astonished that no one is doing anything about this
ItsBruce:Well it gets real interesting if you append a handful of carbons, surrounded by hydrogens and then dump one of the hydrogens in the hydrogen pair.
Green_Manelishi:Perhaps one of your buddies could drum up a class-action lawsuit for all those poor
folks that have been effected? (and now I see someone else made that suggestion)
H2Andy:most people don't want to take this seriously
look at the facts they have on that page
i guess you also believe there is no global warming?
and what if i told you there's proof that DHMO is
directly linked to weather fenomena such as
El Nino?