Natrium Fluorescein

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Science & Technology

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• natrium
• fluorescein
• chicago
• river

[abercrombiefl]

Looks like the water off the coast of Japan!

[chemicaltemptation]

@StRyKeR1987 thats more 200L :) i guess its around 1 - 2g

[streeser1]

@HigherWaysWoman he is just being a good american...like the ´poisened sky,the serial ,the diet coke,the vaccines and stuff..Just being a good uS citz..Ehhh haarp haarp..How about the atomic bomb, flouride in drinking water and much more..Just being a good american..

[LaBellaa1984]

throw it in a river!

[Buddhabr0t]

@HigherWaysWoman

This stuff is not dangerous. You could drink it and nothing would happen. The only danger is green clothes.

[HigherWaysWoman]

oh great now more ppl are going to be doing the same thing in their homes! Guess where that water ends up at?! Right back into the drinking water.....after the waste plants from septics are done w/it...sending right back for your consumption. There's no chance for us HUmans to make it...we are going to be wiped out...too many knuckleheads doing knuckleheaded stuff. 0_o

[kuro96inlaila]

@lexichronicle

Just in case you come up with similar things,try wash them with sodium thiosulfate solution....... (^_^)

[sempreterrone]

but it isn' dangerous?

[lexichronicle]

this reminds me of the time I dumped a flask of saturated iodine solution in the bath. 3h of scrubbing with 15% industrial bleach and various other cleaners, it was still brown. i ended up getting fined for that.... :P

[Crazee108]

god that's a waste of water. T_T