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Wasabi the J posted:There's also a caffeine one, but it's just a 1-0-0-_. Caffeine should be listed as 'safety gear' for how many murders have been prevented by that wonderful little molecule.
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2-0-0 SA is this very common molecule CO2
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iospace posted:CO2 Yes?
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Your posts are only a 2.
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Cartoon posted:And you're common. At least they're not basic
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`Nemesis posted:At least they're not basic Not, but they need to be sequestered before they poison the conversation. Tired of toxic toxicity. First thing, it feels like the fit right in, then you're all short of breath and BAM! You're unconscious.
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Samizdata posted:Not, but they need to be sequestered before they poison the conversation. Tired of toxic toxicity. First thing, it feels like the fit right in, then you're all short of breath and BAM! You're unconscious. Look, at least he gives a warning unlike his little brother, CO.
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Intoluene posted:Look, at least he gives a warning unlike his little brother, CO. CO is just a clingy little bastard, loves that drat hemoglobin too much.
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A friend of mine had to go to the hospital recently to get a nasty cut stitched, only they didn't stitch it instead used some cyanoacrylate glue. I was curious as to the difference between the stuff used for he would and he crazy/super glue from Office Depot.
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The medical kind has octyl or butyl side chains instead of methyl or ethyl side chains to reduce irritation. The difference between butyl and ethyl cyanoacrylate glues is probably not large.
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funmanguy posted:A friend of mine had to go to the hospital recently to get a nasty cut stitched, only they didn't stitch it instead used some cyanoacrylate glue. I was curious as to the difference between the stuff used for he would and he crazy/super glue from Office Depot. Same stuff, it was used in Vietnam as a spray adhesive to close wounds.
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The stuff found in a store generally has something to warm it up to set faster in it that can irritate skin and the medical stuff does not. Generally you don't want to use store bought stuff to stitch up a wound since there is a risk of infection or a nasty contaminant in the glue. However I've used nail glue to do just that after slicing my palm open to the point I had fatty tissue poking through. I was broke as poo poo, had no insurance or job (I got hired like 3 days later  ) and didn't relish sitting and bleeding all over a hospital waiting room for 3 hours just to get minimal care and add to my medical debt for the privilege. That said, I keep a tube in my first aid kit because its handy to have when its an emergency.
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Is the hospital stuff any different than the nu-skin/liquid bandage stuff sold at pharmacys?
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Zil posted:Is the hospital stuff any different than the nu-skin/liquid bandage stuff sold at pharmacys? The stuff I use is nitrocellulose, but Wikipedia says that a variety of polymers are used in different products.
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Elmnt80 posted:The stuff found in a store generally has something to warm it up to set faster in it that can irritate skin and the medical stuff does not. Generally you don't want to use store bought stuff to stitch up a wound since there is a risk of infection or a nasty contaminant in the glue. I think the ER used that stuff (whatever they use in the ER) on my ear plus a few stiches when I got my earring caught on my car door getting in and ripped the lobe in half. Not to worry though because I had insurance, but it was billed as 'elective cosmetic surgury out of network' so my HSA got hit for like 3k anyways.
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Elmnt80 posted:The stuff found in a store generally has something to warm it up to set faster in it that can irritate skin and the medical stuff does not. Generally you don't want to use store bought stuff to stitch up a wound since there is a risk of infection or a nasty contaminant in the glue. I've done the same thing myself. Sliced my finger open; although it wasn't quite that deep (about 1/4",) it was bleeding all over the place. Pressure to close the slice, alcohol wipe to clean it up, superglue to close it, and it was good as new. Reapplied daily for a couple of weeks until it actually mended. Well, my fingerprint is misaligned on that finger now, but almost good as new.
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Zil posted:Is the hospital stuff any different than the nu-skin/liquid bandage stuff sold at pharmacys?
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Epsilon Moonshade posted:I've done the same thing myself. Sliced my finger open; although it wasn't quite that deep (about 1/4",) it was bleeding all over the place. Pressure to close the slice, alcohol wipe to clean it up, superglue to close it, and it was good as new. Reapplied daily for a couple of weeks until it actually mended. Your finger's not hosed up, you have a provably unique biometric identifier.
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So evidently the nerve agent used in the attack on the former agent in the UK was "rare." Only thing I can think of is something new or they decided to crack the seal on some Novichok 5 or 7.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:So evidently the nerve agent used in the attack on the former agent in the UK was "rare." Only thing I can think of is something new or they decided to crack the seal on some Novichok 5 or 7. That surprises me. Why not just use one of the classics instead of showing off?
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Nerve agents are a special kind of terrible for me. Acetycholinesterase inhibitors in particular are the pinnacle of  Take the entire disease progression of tetanus (2-3 weeks), condense it down to ~10 horrible minutes, and voila! You've got a real party cooking at that point.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:So evidently the nerve agent used in the attack on the former agent in the UK was "rare." Only thing I can think of is something new or they decided to crack the seal on some Novichok 5 or 7. They probably know exactly what it is but don't want to name it because "security".
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Midjack posted:That surprises me. Why not just use one of the classics instead of showing off? Because its a political murder. Plausibly deniable in public, very clear to anyone else who might want to make similar decisions.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:They probably know exactly what it is but don't want to name it because "security". Normally I'd agree, except the assassination of Kim Jong Nam with binary VX didn't really faze people, so if it was Sarin, Cyclosarin, or R-VX, you'd think they'd be a bit more forthright. Plus, given the fact that a large number of people have been treated for mild exposure makes me think that this was meant as a statement. Unless it's something brand new, which makes publicizing it problematic politically.
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Welp, May just confirmed the Russians used Novichok: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/novichok-nerve-agent-what-is-it-russian-spy-poisoning-sergei-skripal-a8252426.html I guess the North Koreans made VX all "old news" and Putin felt like showing off. BIG HEADLINE has a new favorite as of 22:25 on Mar 12, 2018 |
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Well What Now posted:Speaking of which, you can buy your own bigass 4-4-4-OX warning sign and put it on anything. if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Welp, May just confirmed the Russians used Novichok: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/novichok-nerve-agent-what-is-it-russian-spy-poisoning-sergei-skripal-a8252426.html CWC schedules gonna get updated pronto.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Welp, May just confirmed the Russians used Novichok: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/novichok-nerve-agent-what-is-it-russian-spy-poisoning-sergei-skripal-a8252426.html poo poo makes the stuff I work with look like loving glucose.
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. I can haz sign(s)? shoot me a PM or username @ gmail.com
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. shalafi4 posted:I can haz sign(s)?
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. Can you send me one too? I'll PM you an address if so.
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. I'm interested!
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. I'd love one. That sounds like an awesome thing to stick on my desk at work.
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. I'll take one for my uranium glass collection.
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. Any chance of getting one to Europe? PM or henrikstevn at the Google mail dot com.
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Asproigerosis posted:if anyone wants some free radioactive material signs with trefoil, I can hook you up. We've closed 4 sites and the radiopharmacy loves sending them over and over as stocking stuffers. Would like one as well, PM with details.
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