The part of sulfuric acid that is dangerous is the H+ ion it releases in solution.
Because it is not organic
If you mean using it as a container, no. Sulfuric acid reacts with aluminum and so would eat through any container made of it.
Sulfuric acid is a very strong acid, but it is nowhere near the strongest kind of acid. Hydroflouric is so corrosive it eats through glass and can liquefy your bones. A carbonic superacid would eat a hole through your hand with just a single drop. Sulfuric acid is considered the "strongest and most corrosive" acid because it is just available often.
i was working on demolishing my grandma's house with my dad and we got to use a track hoe... basically, its a small backhoe with tracks instead of tires, but anyways, when we got to grandpa's shed we knocked it down on the first day. a few days later i got to come back and help again, and I accidentally ran over a bottle of sulfuric acid! less than 30 seconds later, the track hoe started smoking, and my dad told me that i had run over a bottle of sulfuric acid, and that it was eating away at the metal. i drove the track hoe over to a hose, and my dad hosed it off. he told me that if you spilled some of the sulfuric acid on the concrete, it would eat through that too.
Sulfuric acid is harmful because it can poison you and can blow up you, your body, or can also kill you. The reason you are not supposed to eat, drink, or swallow sulfuric acid is because it is not the air we need it air that floats in the clouds and sends down the poison and they haven't found one human, animal germ that can live on that planet without die after get on that planet scientist have proven that if you try to live on that planet without air that you will die instantly but if you have air then you can go the re but not live because sometime you will run out of air and die. Sorry! But this needs punctuation! (Try and read the line starting with: The reason.....)
How in the world would sulfuric acid get into your mouth?? I guess the answer is to not eat it, taste it, or drink it, and it is certain that you would only do it once --
Because it is not organic
If you mean using it as a container, no. Sulfuric acid reacts with aluminum and so would eat through any container made of it.
Sulfuric acid would eat through a metal can. It must be stored in glass.
Sulfuric acid is a very strong acid, but it is nowhere near the strongest kind of acid. Hydroflouric is so corrosive it eats through glass and can liquefy your bones. A carbonic superacid would eat a hole through your hand with just a single drop. Sulfuric acid is considered the "strongest and most corrosive" acid because it is just available often.
coffee, alcohol or eat dairy and other non-raw foods, and garlic
A chemical that can soften cement is muriatic acid. It is a very aggressive acid and can eat concrete on contact.
For you, inhaling sulfur dioxide may cause it to form trace amounts of sulfuric acid that can eat your lungs from the inside out. It also smells terrible. In the environment sulfur dioxide contributes to acid rain.
When we eat food , air gets in the food pipe and then to the stomach . Excessive air goes out from the stomach and the air vibrates in the oesophagus and goes out causing belching
only after you boil them in sulfuric acid then you take pink food coloring and add vinegar... then two drops of cow sacrifice blood and you are able to eat your gardinias.
Squash is low in purines so it does not produce a great deal of uric acid when it is metabolized by the body. You can eat as much as you like.
i was working on demolishing my grandma's house with my dad and we got to use a track hoe... basically, its a small backhoe with tracks instead of tires, but anyways, when we got to grandpa's shed we knocked it down on the first day. a few days later i got to come back and help again, and I accidentally ran over a bottle of sulfuric acid! less than 30 seconds later, the track hoe started smoking, and my dad told me that i had run over a bottle of sulfuric acid, and that it was eating away at the metal. i drove the track hoe over to a hose, and my dad hosed it off. he told me that if you spilled some of the sulfuric acid on the concrete, it would eat through that too.