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  #2311936 6-Sep-2019 18:51
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Yep, I hear that it's toxic in large quantities.




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  #2311989 6-Sep-2019 21:36
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  #2312008 6-Sep-2019 22:29
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The dangers of dihydrogen monoxide include:

 

  • Also called ‘hydroxyl acid’, the substance is a major component of acid rain
  • Contributes to soil erosion
  • Contributes to the greenhouse effect
  • Accelerates corrosion and breakdown of electrical equipment
  • Excessive ingestion may cause various unpleasant effects
  • Prolonged contact with its solid form results in severe tissue damage
  • Inhalation, even in small quantities, may cause death
  • Its gaseous form may cause severe burns
  • It has been found in the tumors of terminal cancer patients
  • Withdrawal by those addicted to the substance causes certain death within 168 hours

Nevertheless, governments and corporations continue using it widely, heedless of its grave dangers.

 

 

 

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