[Erik Latranyi]

I understand that they are adding “dilute acids, biocides, breakers, corrosion inhibitors, crosslinkers, friction reducers, gels, potassium chloride, oxygen scavengers, pH adjusting agents, scale inhibitors and surfactants” to the 99+% of water.

All of this is disclosed and public information in Pennsylvania. In other states, it is disclosed to the state regulatory agency. There are no secrets.

Here is your "dangerous" frack fluid from Halliburton:

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

“Here is your “dangerous” frack fluid from Halliburton:”

You’re mistaken. The fracking fluid is crystal clear. However, a corporate exec did take a swig at a conference! That pic, although used yesterday in another thread, is not a pic of a glass of “fracking fluid.”

[rogator]

In order to find out the fluids used in fracking, Pennsylvania requires you to file paperwork requesting the list on a well by well basis via a Right-To-Know request.
Not hardly published public information the way I read it.
If you or anyone else can post the names/formulae of the actual chemicals used in fracking, I would sure like to see it.