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I don't think we would have to do it way before. Gasoline is toxic, and flammable. Hydrogen is flammable. Cars pump out Carbon Monoxide which is toxic. We are
by Balero 8y ago
I don't think we would have to do it way before. Gasoline is toxic, and flammable. Hydrogen is flammable. Cars pump out Carbon Monoxide which is toxic.
We are well past the "safe side" currently and it seems to be going ok.
- maga 8y agoAmmonia is gaseous under normal conditions, meaning that any leak would result in presence of gaseous ammonia in air. 500 mg of ammonia per m3 of air can damages eyes, a short exposure to 3g can have overall toxic effects, at 7 g and higher it damages the skin. Gasoline, hydrogen, or monoxide don't come close to this level of toxicity.