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Definitely! And if you eat jumbo shrimp you get VERY big. And if you drink rocket fuel you can run very fast. I saw it on Youtube.
Could you show me a picture?
Wow, you must have eaten a lot of brains to to be so brainy
https://ocean.si.edu/ocean-life/fish/bioluminescence
Well, you must at least want to express the reasons behind such a conviction.
Careful. Not toxic, per se, but H2O2 can be found in concentrations that are quite corrosive. Enough to burn skin.Non of the substances used are flammable ortoxic,
Do you not recognize sarcasm when you see it?
And, your comment relates to my question, how?
Michael345 was making a joke.
Both hydrogen peroxide and t-butyl alcohol will be toxic if ingested. H2O2 will burn like hell and t-butyl alcohol is harmful if swallowed. The latter is also flammable. As for the dye, who knows?Our glow sticks contain two chemicals; hydrogen peroxide and tert butyl alcohol, these mix with a fluorescent dye to achieve the coloured glowstick effect. It’s the hydrogen peroxide that is held inside the glass vial. Non of the substances used are flammable or toxic, in fact to put them in perspective, hydrogen peroxide is used as a hair dye (hence the term peroxide blonde) and in laundry detergent and tert butyl alcohol is used in the manufacture of perfumes and cosmetics.
My bolds
https://www.glowsticks.co.uk/everything-about-glowsticks.html
Still
- not smart
- not clever
- DON'T DO IT
From the title I thought you must be channelling Saint.Now, there's a question that will achieve distinction...
I haven't conducted an experiment but used Google and found nothing.
However, it is because of this video:
and the bewilderment of the motives of some patrons of this forum and if they're being honest something something. This video seemed to be able to express...
Well, that is what you asked for. And again even after Michael tried to warn you off.
Lol ~ If it’s on YouTube, it must be true!
I don't think I was specific.
The ocean called. They're running out of shrimp.
