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silver is dangerous
Silver is a mildly toxic element. When the metal or its compounds get on the skin, they can cause a bluish appearance known as argyria or argyrosis. Breathing in silver dust can have serious long-term health effects also. The highest recommended exposure for silver dust is 0.1 milligrams per cubic meter of air.
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Can you use silver nitrate for abortions?
Not recommended; silver nitrate is corrosive and dangerous.
Can soil pollution result in dangerous levels of silver?
why yes, yes it can.
Which element can turn your tongue black?
The silver nitrate, but this is a dangerous compound.
Is silver dangerous or good natured and well behaved?
Silver is generally considered safe for most people to handle and use in everyday items like jewelry and utensils. However, prolonged exposure to high levels of silver can lead to a condition called argyria, which causes the skin to turn bluish-gray. It's always wise to use silver responsibly and in moderation.
Is sliver dangerous?
Yes, silver can be dangerous in certain forms. Silver nitrate, for example, can be toxic if ingested or inhaled. Prolonged exposure to silver dust or fumes can also be harmful. It's important to always handle and store silver compounds with caution.
Is the element silver radioactive?
NO!!! Because if it was, there would not be any silver jewellery/cutlery etc., about, because the radio-activity woulkd be dangerous.
What has the author George F Worts written?
George F. Worts has written: 'No more a corpse' 'Dangerous young man' 'The Silver Fang'
Why are there so many silver metallic vehicles lately-is it an outward manifestation of puritanical conservative conformist homogeneity or just plain stupidity most dangerous color in bad conditions?
Silver metallic doesn't show the dirt as much :)
How did boomtowns turn into ghost towns?
mining took place and it was wild or often too dangerous . when the silver and gold ran out people started to leave
Which is the best conductor among these gold silver copper or aluminum?
Silver is, then copper, then gold, and then aluminum. Copper is used for wiring because it is cheaper than silver. Aluminum is not used very much anymore because it can be dangerous when installed improperly.
Is it dangerous to use silver plate every day?
Not at all dangerous. Over many years or use -- or abuse -- the plate will wear thin and may have to be replated. But there is no danger in using it. Plate will last longer if washed by hand rather than in a dishwasher.
Is silver fulminate dangerous in large quantities?
It is used in "ground snappers" those little fireworks you would always throw on the ground as a kid and they would make a little pop. I would imagine in large quantities that it would be dangerous, because it is catagorized as "highly explosive. "
