Chlorine bleach is a dangerous substance and can cause a multitude of injuries.
1 Contact injuries: First and second degree chemical burns to any part of the body, especially the eyes.
2 Inhalation injuries: pulmonary edema, angioedema, pulmonary embolism, emphysema, bronchospasm and in cases where gaseous chlorine is released and inhaled (due to mixing with acid), a quick death due to searing of the alveoli.
3 Ingestion injuries: First and second degree chemical burns to the lining of the mouth and the gums (sometimes causing tooth loss). In large doses, bleach will cause severe gastric damage, such as perforation of the alimentary canal (esophagus, stomach, duodenum) leading to internal bleeding, vomiting, leakage of stomach/intestinal contents into the abdominal cavity, ultimately causing necrosis, sepsis and death.
Chlorine gas was the first poison gas used by the Germans in WW1. Chlorine bleach and other chlorine compounds may cause first and second degree chemical burns to any part of the body, especially the eyes, and chlorine gas can sear and destroy alveoli in the lungs.
Chlorine in the form of salt is harmless unless you have high blood pressure. Chlorine as a disinfectant in water is odoriferous, but safe. Chlorine in the air is deadly.
It was used for toxic gas and terrorist stole it and used it against us.
The main hazard is that is it quite reactive, and will form hydrochloric acid in the presence of water. It also has the potential to form free radicals.
Chlorine (Cl2) gas is found in nature and it is necessary to most forms of life (including humans). However, chlorine is a powerful oxidant and it is a toxic gas in certain concentrations. The problem is that if a human inhales too much chlorine it becomes fatal. The chlorine reacts in the lungs with water molecules and cells forming hydrochloric acid (HCl), which is fatal in humans. Here is some reactions in the human body depending on the concetrations:ppm = parts per million30 ppm of chlorine ----> coughing and vomiting60 ppm of chlorine ----> lung damageabove 100ppm ---------> fatal after a few deep breaths
Airway and Lungs
The effect will by very detrimental.
Both iodine and chlorine cause various degrees of corrosion. However, the corrosion effect of chlorine is dramatically more than iodine.
Chlorine will easily oxidise most metals when exposed to them. Some, such as aluminium, may need to have their oxide coating removed first to show the effects of the chlorine - in this case, the reaction would be quite violent given the reactivity of both.
Its immediate effect at least is corrosion of tissue.
The only effect of chlorine water on diamonds would be to clean them.
Some amount of chloride ions is essential to the human body. So little amount of chlorine will not cause harm. If a considerable amount of chlorine is inhaled, it may cause damages and infections in the respiratory system. Larger doses of chlorine may be fatal.
The human body is 0.15% Chlorine by weight. an average 160lb. man would have about 4 ounces of chlorine.
An elephant's cells are not larger than human cells, depending on what type of cells we are identifying. The reason an elephant is so much larger than a human is because an elephant has many more cells than a human. Even though elephants are bigger in size, it does not effect the size of its cells.
No, chlorine has no effect on Global Warming.
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Cancer could have a serious effect on human health because it makes the growth in cell number slow down and with out cells you wouldn't be able to live. Cancer also kills your cells which makes things even worse.
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more chlorine = less seed germination
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Chlorine (Cl2) gas is found in nature and it is necessary to most forms of life (including humans). However, chlorine is a powerful oxidant and it is a toxic gas in certain concentrations. The problem is that if a human inhales too much chlorine it becomes fatal. The chlorine reacts in the lungs with water molecules and cells forming hydrochloric acid (HCl), which is fatal in humans. Here is some reactions in the human body depending on the concetrations:ppm = parts per million30 ppm of chlorine ----> coughing and vomiting60 ppm of chlorine ----> lung damageabove 100ppm ---------> fatal after a few deep breaths