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I have heard a story about an electrician whom had to have his arm removed
after touching the stuff. -- Wishing you clear dark skies Jim Vincent. jims astro pages www.jimsastro.com Castle Point Astronomy Club www.cpac.org.uk wrote in message oups.com... I wouldn't recommend hydroflouric acid. I read somewhere that it pases through the skin and finds it way to the bones. Do we have any chemists or doctors aboard who can confirm this please? Getting hold of the stuff probably wouldn't be easy for the layman ayway. Chris.B |
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