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You stated "I was a biology major" in another part of the thread as justification for your claims, but you indicate that you got this information from your chem
by microcolonel 10y ago
You stated "I was a biology major" in another part of the thread as justification for your claims, but you indicate that you got this information from your chemistry professor, not a biology professor. I'd say that's a bit deceptive in itself. On top of this, you can't seem to cite anything, and you are the only one here claiming this.
I challenge you to buy some Roundup and test it for heavy metals, then make the results available. Otherwise please do cite equivalent research.
- epalmer 10y agoI agree that her/she needs to cite evidence. But biology majors can take chemistry, right?
- ArtDev 10y agoIt is required. You can't graduate with a biology degree without at least a year of chemistry.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 10y agoNo way.
- ArtDev 10y agoI don't have access to a gas spectrometer. You would think that someone would have tested it, but I cannot find the information anywhere. An MSDS sheet will not list trace ingredients. If you Google this, mostly you only get junk results. Its not easy to find this out. As I said, all I have is what my chemistry professor told me.