Absolutely it could cause brain damage or worse it can also be classified as an inhalant.
breathing
Waft the substance's fumes toward you with your hand
Well, if you mean meitnerium, no one really knows. It is a highly radioactive man-made substance, but only a few atoms of it have ever been made- not enough to smell. It is predicted as a metal, so probably has little or no smell- but would be dangerous to try to smell it.
cellulose and starch
Cellulose and starch
You may be able to get a free lab type identification on an unknown substance by contacting your local law enforcement agency or a university with a forensic science program. They may have the resources to analyze the substance for you. Additionally, you could reach out to non-profit organizations or government agencies that offer free testing services for certain substances.
There is no symbol for "never taste or smell an unknown substance" because that is a universal precaution that everyone should be taught.
because can be dangerous
an unknown substance is when you smell something and it can lead to any formula like exasopei and or hologrophuclas i know it sounds silly but its true
an unknown substance is when you smell something and it can lead to any formula like exasopei and or hologrophuclas i know it sounds silly but its true
Waft the substance's fumes toward you with your hand
When wafting an unknown substance, it is extremely important to not take in a direct whiff. You need to breathe in only enough to get your sense of smell going. If you breathe in too much, you run the risk of severely harming yourself.
Well, if you mean meitnerium, no one really knows. It is a highly radioactive man-made substance, but only a few atoms of it have ever been made- not enough to smell. It is predicted as a metal, so probably has little or no smell- but would be dangerous to try to smell it.
what is the unknown substance of a glass of milk for a week
When the pH level of a substance drops down to 2.5, at that point, the substance is considered to be dangerous. When the pH level of a substance drops down to 2.5, at that point, the substance is considered to be dangerous.
The smell is not dangerous - however, if there is still a smell, there could still be urine, which could cause diseases and infections if you come in contact with it.
Lime is not dangerous to smell in small amounts. Lime can harm the skin if touched and cause problems if ingested.
Cellulose and starch