CFC
Chemicals used by farms and factories can enter nearby waterways through runoff, leaching from soil, or improper disposal. Once in waterways, these chemicals can contaminate the water, harm aquatic life, and affect human health if consumed. Infrequent monitoring and lax regulations can exacerbate this issue.
Unless you know what chemicals you are mixing, and what kinds of chemical reactions they are going to have, you don't know what will happen when you mix chemicals. There are some chemicals which, when mixed, will release a very deadly poisonous gas. There are other chemicals which, when mixed, will explode or burst into flames. Even aside from that, chemicals in a science lab are there for some reason. Someone obtained those chemicals for the lab and intends to do something with them. They are not there to play around with at random.
Chemicals that can explode when in contact with electricity include nitroglycerin, ammonium nitrate, and hydrogen gas. These chemicals are sensitive to electrical sparks or current, which can trigger a rapid release of energy leading to an explosion.
The Chernobyl disaster involved the release of radioactive chemicals such as iodine-131, cesium-137, and strontium-90 into the environment. These chemicals can cause long-term health effects by contaminating soil, water, and organisms in the affected area.
A single cigarette can release over 7,000 chemicals when burned, including tar, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and nicotine. These chemicals are a result of the combustion process and can have harmful effects on the body when inhaled.
By factories air, water, soil, etc. are polluted because factories release smoke, toxic chemicals and dirty water.
Almost all adhesives made nowadays are synthetics. Made of chemicals in factories.
People can be exposed to chemicals on farms, in factories, and even in homes.
People can be exposed to chemicals on farms, in factories, and even in homes.
any thing plastic
i think acid, all the chemicals in smoke, and air pollution.
Soap, lead, glass, chemicals
chemicals and urea and ammonia
Mostly they are made in factories. With sulfur and other explosive chemicals.
Dump them as cheaply as possible, usually in the nearest river.
Factories are usually bad for wildlife because they release hazardous chemicals into the water nearby, contaminating it and killing the animals. Also, poisonous fumes come from the factory, polluting the air. As well as being bad for wildlife, factories that are not environmentally friendly can be bad for humans too.
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