Take him to the emergency room right away and STAY CALM. Make sure you keep an eye on anything weird with your child. If the poison control is not answering the phone, then take your child immediately to the hospital, or even better yet, call the ambulance to come and get the child, should there be any problems that arise during transportation to hospital. Silica Gel is not toxic, the reason it is labeled "Do Not Eat" is because it is a choking hazard. Though there is not likely to be an emergency situation if the child completely swallowed the Silica Gel and is not choking on it, a trip to the emergency room or the doctor's office is not a bad idea to make sure there are no complications passing the Silica Gel.
I think silica can be found mostly in the center of the earth ( the core).-s
Deoxider packets contain iron powder, not to be confused with Silica Gel desiccant packets which contain silica pellets or granules, Silica gel absorbs MOISTURE, not oxygen, and is inert and nontoxic. Digestion by pets is common and typically has no adverse effects.Iron powder (DEOXIDIZERS) can have an adverse toxic reaction, especially in smaller people, children or pets. If ingested call the Poison Control Center.1 (800) 222-1222American Association of Poison Control Centers
If its been demineralized there should be barely any silica or trace of silica in it.
Cheese should not (and does not normally) contain silica.
if someone has been sick with silica poison, the gas that co Mes out of your buttocks glows gold!
No. Silica, or silicon dioxide, is not a vitamin and should not be consumed by humans or animals.
if someone has been sick with silica poison, the gas that co Mes out of your buttocks glows gold!
Silica gel is not edible because it is hard and tough. It also has other chemicals added to it that should not be eaten. The silica gel itself is not toxic.
Silica can be harmful to cats if ingested in large amounts. It is best to avoid products containing silica for your cat's safety.
No, quartz contains more silica than olivine. Quartz is made up of silicon dioxide (SiO2), which is about 46.7% silicon and 53.3% oxygen, while olivine is a magnesium iron silicate (Mg,Fe)2SiO4, containing less silica.
Researched by Shaikh Ubaid TorontoAnnie, EdinburghAlone, silica gel is non-toxic, non-flammable and chemically unreactive. However, some of the beads may be doped with a moisture indicator, such as cobalt (II) chloride, which is carcinogenic. Cobalt (II) chloride is deep blue when dry (anhydrous) and pink when moist (hydrated). This is the reason most silica gel packets are labeled as dangerous or poisonous when eaten. Crystalline silica dust can cause silicosis but synthetic amorphous silica, which is what silica gel is, does not cause silicosis. A chemically similar substance with far greater porosity is aerogel. Rich Paddon, Manchester, UKPresumably you dehydrate, but by how much is determined by what quantity you eat. Jenny, Woking, UKNot a lot, apparently. According to the advice of the Utah Poison Control Centre, "Silica gel is a desiccant which absorbs moisture and is included in the packaging of many products such as shoes, purses, medications, electronic equipment, computers, etc. Desiccants are the most common foreign object ingestion by children under 6 years of age reported to the Utah Poison Control Center, with 584 reports in 1999. Silica gel packets are printed with very strong words of caution - DO NOT EAT, HARMFUL IF SWALLOWED, THROW AWAY. Parents may panic after reading the silica gel caution label, if their child puts the package in their mouth or eats the product. Rest assured, the contents of the packet, silica gel, is basically sand and it is not harmful if swallowed. However, caution should be taken to keep the product out of small children's reach, because the silica gel packet may be a choking hazard." Roger Greenhalgh, Newport, Shropshire U
You cannot eat Silica Gel because it is not food. Silica Gel is a non-toxic substance that is used to absorb moisture. The reason packets of Silica Gel are labeled "Do Not Eat" is because they pose a choking hazard.