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To: Paradox
Hydrogen chloride and the potential byproduct chlorine are both highly toxic and corrosive and could be factors limiting commercialization. Also, the cost of producing hydrogen chloride must be factored in.
2 posted on 08/02/2002 7:52:27 AM PDT by monocle
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To: monocle
Hydrogen chloride and the potential byproduct chlorine are both highly toxic and corrosive and could be factors limiting commercialization. Also, the cost of producing hydrogen chloride must be factored in.

Both HCl and chlorine are used industrially everyday throughout the world. Lots of materials that are potentially dangerous are used under safe conditions (f'rinstance, jewelers use cyanide as a cleaning agent, from what I understand of their craft). Don't know how much it costs, but my old high school stockpiled plenty of HCl tablets for use in lab.

The worries are marginal. Let's get some verification on this and tell the towel-heads to go pound sand up their %*$@&!!!! :-)

27 posted on 08/02/2002 11:32:09 AM PDT by Darth Sidious
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