Posted on 12/08/2018 5:45:00 AM PST by Nextrush
I used a search engine to find a repost of this story in its original form.
https://sunnewsonline.com/heavy-security-in-france-as-anti-government-protests-begin/
The 8th paragraph as I see it has the phosgene reference.
As I posted tonight, the low casualty figures don’t seem to confirm the notion that phosgene was used.
[Which is why headstamp2 is posting as a ghost...]
LOL.
I was exposed to it when using a torch in a refrigerant rich environment like in the case of a leak repair. The flame would break down the refrigerant into a form of it. The flame would take on a greenish hue.
Flame type leak detectors would also cause it if in an enclosed area. Though not a pure form, it was a high irritant and would really begin to burn the hell out of your nose and lungs.
“Ascetic” acid? What are you, a hermit?
Otto Kor Wrecked. (But it was the self-depriving monks who gave the acid in vinegar its name...)
Or, for the voice transcription version, How to wreck a nice beach.
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