The dangers of caustic soda!

2011-07-15View Original

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I was doing an experiment today using concentrated sulfuric acid, and accidentally caused a large hole in the laboratory ceiling – it was truly shocking! Fellow professionals, be careful!

Reply #22011-07-15

Let’s go into the details and discuss how to burn a hole in the ceiling

Reply #32011-07-15

The ceiling is on the roof; it’s floor tiles, right?

Reply #42011-07-16

:Lol, it’s a normal phenomenon. It’s probably because water was poured into sulfuric acid, causing splashing, or it might be due to a reaction between a strong alkali and sulfuric acid. The ceiling is made of that plastic-type decoration material: lol:lol:lol

Reply #52011-07-17

Things like this can happen too, expert!

Reply #62011-07-17

Thankfully it wasn’t thrown in my face; otherwise my youth would be gone

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