Well, if you think about it really it just depends on the poison, the way it's kept, and the way it was created/extracted.
Organic poisons lose toxicity and require higher doses while inorganic such as Mercury and Arsenic become increasingly toxic or will just stay at the same level of toxicity.
Oh! Thank you!
I've actually been wondering how that works for quite a while
ya most of the more... unstable elements such as cyanide don't really lose toxicity and will either remain constant or become even more volatile.
Well, if you think about it really it just depends on the poison, the way it's kept, and the way it was created/extracted.
ReplyDeleteOrganic poisons lose toxicity and require higher doses while inorganic such as Mercury and Arsenic become increasingly toxic or will just stay at the same level of toxicity.
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you!
DeleteI've actually been wondering how that works for quite a while
Deleteya most of the more... unstable elements such as cyanide don't really lose toxicity and will either remain constant or become even more volatile.
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