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The problem is that it virtually never goes away, keeps building up in the environment, and results in ever greater levels of toxicity over time.
by darkmarmot 5y ago
The problem is that it virtually never goes away, keeps building up in the environment, and results in ever greater levels of toxicity over time.
- CamperBob2 5y agoWhat would be a good resource to look up symptoms of fluorocarbon toxicity? Unless/until you burn them, my understanding is that these are some of the most chemically-inert substances in common use.