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Yup, that's the one. Boy howdy it's like coming home to find your entire house covered in meat I would have submitted is as ohdearsweetholyfuckpleasekillme.jpg personally
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Farmdizzle posted:Found it. It's even worse than I remembered, his entire nose is gone, too, so there's no cropping of just his eyes that can be done without including gore. And apparently, according to the old r/WTF thread where I found it, it actually was an attempted shotgun suicide and the filename "motorcycle.jpg" was just what it was submitted as to rotten.com. That's the one I remembered! Hello old friend.
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Arglebargle III posted:Hey shotgun to the face isn't chemistry guys. It happened because of a chemical reaction though But, for my part in this derail to grodytown, I apologise
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Midjack posted:That's the one I remembered! Hello old friend. I remember them showing us that in medic school and going "what would you do?!?!?!?" Their answer was "Well, if he's breathing, let him sit up like that and bleed a bit to think about what he's done  "I hated army medic school
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:I remember them showing us that in medic school and going "what would you do?!?!?!?"
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Any advice for dealing with Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide? Gotta mix some in as a hardener for a cast i'm making, and never having dealt with it before it sounds like nasty stuff. Normally for what we do we're just using safety glasses and respirators, this is something new for us.
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M_Gargantua posted:Any advice for dealing with Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide? Gotta mix some in as a hardener for a cast i'm making, and never having dealt with it before it sounds like nasty stuff. Normally for what we do we're just using safety glasses and respirators, this is something new for us. It should be in solution with some organic. That'll drastically reduce the ability of it to blow up in your face. Consult the sds from the supplier for PPE.
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M_Gargantua posted:Any advice for dealing with Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide? Gotta mix some in as a hardener for a cast i'm making, and never having dealt with it before it sounds like nasty stuff. Normally for what we do we're just using safety glasses and respirators, this is something new for us. I was about to write, "MEK is fine" before I noticed the peroxide. PPE & don't let it sit around in the back of the storage cupboard.
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M_Gargantua posted:Any advice for dealing with Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide? Gotta mix some in as a hardener for a cast i'm making, and never having dealt with it before it sounds like nasty stuff. Normally for what we do we're just using safety glasses and respirators, this is something new for us. don't drop it
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Ola posted:My life needed to take a turn where I would not click things that said they were worse than "kitten than doesn't want to go in the pool, gets thrown in the pool". Something worse aye? What about... https://i.imgur.com/YO4ltvq.png TWO CATS IN A POOL!
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RandomPauI posted:Something worse aye? What about... Not clicking 
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Ola posted:Not clicking 
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Collateral Damage posted:It's just two annoyed cats swimming. I lied, it was for comic effect. I did click, but very gently.
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Feb 4, 2018 11:36
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Ola posted:I lied, it was for comic effect. I did click, but very gently.
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M_Gargantua posted:Any advice for dealing with Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide? I'd hire a temp and be out of the building when it's being worked with. Organic peroxides scare the hell outta me.
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mycomancy posted:I'd hire a temp and be out of the building when it's being worked with. What about peroxide peroxides? http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2014/10/10/things_i_wont_work_with_peroxide_peroxides quote:But I have to admit, I’d never thought much about the next analog of hydrogen peroxide. Instead of having two oxygens in there, why not three: HOOOH? Indeed, why not? This is a general principle that can be extended to many other similar situations. Instead of being locked in a self-storage unit with two rabid wolverines, why not three? Instead of having two liters of pyridine poured down your trousers, why not three? And so on – it’s a liberating thought.
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Mustached Demon posted:It should be in solution with some organic. That'll drastically reduce the ability of it to blow up in your face. Consult the sds from the supplier for PPE. Now i'm reading about the antimarkinokov rule, which is something i'd never heard of until today. I don't know if thats actually related, but I Am Not A Chemist.
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Icon Of Sin posted:What about peroxide peroxides? loving nope. No thanks.
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M_Gargantua posted:Now i'm reading about the antimarkinokov rule, which is something i'd never heard of until today. I don't know if thats actually related, but I Am Not A Chemist. That's dangerous speak if you're not a chemist.
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I don't get it. What does butyllithium have to do with potluck dog food?
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I thought they were Enochian sigils at first intended to determine which Goetic demon or angel you wanted to ravage your bum with spices. Then I saw the Li.
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It’s a roundabout way of labelling the spiciness of the hot wings at the lab Big Game™ party. They are arranged left to right, in order of increasing spiciness and increasing reactivity of the compounds depicted on their labels. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaVyvy1hOm4 n‐butyl lithium (far left) smolders on exposure to air. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9VNaUY-ri4 t‐butyl lithium readily bursts into flame. sec-butyl lithium is somewhere in‐between. Platystemon has a new favorite as of 07:12 on Feb 5, 2018 |
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I'd have given each and every one of them a try. They do look tasty. Someone had some big brave balls to almost clear that little bowl of  ones.
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Hexenritter posted:I'd have given each and every one of them a try. They do look tasty. Someone had some big brave balls to almost clear that little bowl of quote:Well two of the 3 people who ate the t-BuLi wings ended up throwing up due to them being too hot so diethylzinc would have been pure novelty
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hoo boy. Habaneros are the upper end of my adventurousness and the intestinal cramps that followed (and the  "come oooon ice cream" situation thereafter) mean it's probably a good thing I have never tried your t-BuLi wings.
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Platystemon posted:t‐butyl lithium readily bursts into flame. I had never heard of this compound before, and on looking it up I was pleasantly surprised to find the first 4-4-4 NFPA diamond I've ever seen. Cool stuff https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tert-Butyllithium Anything else that has a 4-4-4? Thread favorite ClF3 is nonflammable, so that's a no-go. Hydrazines are close, but only get a 3 for reactivity. Most other extremely dangerous compounds seem to get two of three, but are safe in the third way.
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Sagebrush posted:I had never heard of this compound before, and on looking it up I was pleasantly surprised to find the first 4-4-4 NFPA diamond I've ever seen. Cool stuff Tert-butyl hydroperoxide claims to. Diborane might depending your source. I see it more as a 4-4-3. Mostly poo poo that's bottled suffering. Probably half the gases used in chemical vapor deposition too.
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https://twitter.com/whitequark/status/959714245741957120 https://twitter.com/peroxycarbonate/status/959713430251819009
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Sagebrush posted:I had never heard of this compound before, and on looking it up I was pleasantly surprised to find the first 4-4-4 NFPA diamond I've ever seen. Cool stuff isn't ClF3 insanely hypergolic? how does that count as nonflammable?
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It's doesn't burn. It makes everything else burn, but that's a separate hazard.
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Slavic Crime Yacht posted:oh, i see It's an important difference for many reasons. For instance, if you have a ClF3 fire going on, you have to recognize that the compound is an oxidizer, so none of the firefighting methods that rely on oxygen deprivation will put it out, and indeed some of them (fire blankets, sand) will just fuel it even more.
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Sagebrush posted:It's an important difference for many reasons. For instance, if you have a ClF3 fire going on, you have to recognize that the compound is an oxidizer, so none of the firefighting methods that rely on oxygen deprivation will put it out, and indeed some of them (fire blankets, sand) will just fuel it even more. Pretty much the only thing that wouldn't fuel it would be calcium fluoride, since it's already fluorinated to hell and back, right?
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"For dealing with this situation, I have always recommended a good pair of running shoes." - Ignition 6:3
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Sagebrush posted:It's an important difference for many reasons. For instance, if you have a ClF3 fire going on, you have to recognize that the compound is an oxidizer, so none of the firefighting methods that rely on oxygen deprivation will put it out, and indeed some of them (fire blankets, sand) will just fuel it even more. So you either have to isolate the fuel (anything, in the case of ClF3) or remove the heat? How do you fight a fire when you can’t remove the oxidizer? Try to blow it out with a noble gas? Toss metal into it until you get the relevant metallic fluoride? Let it burn itself out because  ? Derek Lowe mentioned that ClF3 has a use in semiconductor processing, so there has to be a way to deal with it other than evacuation, right?
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Build the factory on a large metal disc and project orion the godforsaken thing into vacuum?
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From theCargo Decoder app, not sure of original source:quote:EMERGENCY RESPONSE
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