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I suspect that would at least partly depend on how hazardous it is to humans, especially under high temperature/pressure or as an inhalation hazard. Is there an
by TimTheTinker 8y ago
I suspect that would at least partly depend on how hazardous it is to humans, especially under high temperature/pressure or as an inhalation hazard. Is there an MSDS for dry water?
- schoen 8y agoIt might be similar to silica dust: https://louisville.edu/micronano/files/documents/safety-data-sheets-sds/silica/ https://louisville.edu/micronano/files/documents/safety-data... I'm not sure about any differences due to the grain size or the presence of the water. (And maybe something unusual would happen when the water inside each droplet boils due to proximity to the flame -- I don't know what would happen as the droplets rupture.)