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dr_richard_ew
· 8 years ago
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I gotta remember this for later
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huinsaeyeou
· 8 years ago
~saving for future reference~
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contentcop
· 8 years ago
Dammit mark
deleted
· 8 years ago
is it too bad that i already knew this?
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lilyisamazing
· 8 years ago
Is there a reason why?
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guest
· 8 years ago
Chemistry major perhaps? It's the reaction between the chlorine and ammonia that produces poisonous gases. There have been accidental deaths due to people mixing household cleaners, not knowing what would happen.
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deleted
· 8 years ago
well, i research a lot of stuff for future references
jimcrichton
· 8 years ago
While it is indeed a bad idea to mix bleach with anything nitrogenous (ammonia, urine, fertilizer, etc.) it DOES NOT make mustard gas. It DOES tend to produce toxic compounds but none of them are mustard gas or even anything similar to mustard gas. It is FAR more dangerous to mix bleach with any type of acid (vinegar, some toilet bowl cleaners, lemon juice, even cola) because it results in the release of chlorine gas.
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jimcrichton
· 8 years ago
Furthermore, mustard gas is more of an incapacitating agent or an area-denial weapon, not so much than a lethal one. When used in warfare it was only lethal in about 1 percent of those exposed. Also, the name mustard gas is a bit of a misnomer, it is actually a liquid that was typically deployed in the form of a mist.
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stille20
· 8 years ago
SCIENCE!
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bearsie
· 8 years ago
THANKS JIM!!!! Now I know to DEFINIETLY mix it with acids to get desired results! Uh oops I meant dire very bad horrible results that I should never use!
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whalequeen
· 8 years ago
Is it dangerous to clean my dog's pee with bleach then?
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