Chem blog: things I won't work with
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Chem blog: things I won't work with
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by xrayzed » Mar 02, 2010 5:20 am
Sent to me today by a friend: http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/things_i_wont_work_with/
An excerpt:
Fabulous.
An excerpt:
Things I Won't Work WIth (2): Nickel Carbonyl
Breathing it is most unwise, because those CO ligands are not stapled on very well. If they find another metal that appreciates them more, they'll bail out, and an excellent candidate is the iron in your hemoglobin...
Breathing it is most unwise, because those CO ligands are not stapled on very well. If they find another metal that appreciates them more, they'll bail out, and an excellent candidate is the iron in your hemoglobin.
Fabulous.
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Re: Chem blog: things I won't work with
#2 by Arcanyn » Mar 02, 2010 7:13 am
Ah, yes, the good old "liquid death". It's not just the CO ligands that do you in, but also the lovely carcinogenic finely divided nickel that ends up in your bloodstream. If I recall, the lethal dose of it is a few orders of magnitude smaller than what would be expected from the CO content alone.
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Re: Chem blog: things I won't work with
#3 by rainbow » Mar 04, 2010 12:50 pm
xrayzed wrote:Sent to me today by a friend: http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/things_i_wont_work_with/
An excerpt:Things I Won't Work WIth (2): Nickel Carbonyl
Breathing it is most unwise, because those CO ligands are not stapled on very well. If they find another metal that appreciates them more, they'll bail out, and an excellent candidate is the iron in your hemoglobin...
Breathing it is most unwise, because those CO ligands are not stapled on very well. If they find another metal that appreciates them more, they'll bail out, and an excellent candidate is the iron in your hemoglobin.
Fabulous.
Bear in mind that Protium Hydroxide is often lethal when inhaled.
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Re: Chem blog: things I won't work with
#4 by Oeditor » Mar 05, 2010 12:30 am
When I think of the things I messed with in the undergrad labs, I marvel that I'm still alive!
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