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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Donny on December 04, 2024, 03:36:31 AM
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made me think of this for some reason. ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Thought it was gonna be a Goodrum thread...
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Bhanks could put his sausage in there and nothing would happen
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Your point? ???
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How are we going to turn this into a Bhanks thread?
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How are we going to turn this into a Bhanks thread?
hotdogs
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I used to work with Pirahna in the semiconductor industry- we used it to dissolve photoresist of silicon wafers. Its pretty bad but if you get a drop on your skin you know it right away and can wash it off- Unlike hydrofluoric acid, another reagent we worked with a lot. It immediately starts numbing the skin and works its way to your bones- slowly dissolving them. That is the worst shit I have ever worked around.
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I used to work with Pirahna in the semiconductor industry- we used it to dissolve photoresist of silicon wafers. Its pretty bad but if you get a drop on your skin you know it right away and can wash it off- Unlike hydrofluoric acid, another reagent we worked with a lot. It immediately starts numbing the skin and works its way to your bones- slowly dissolving them. That is the worst shit I have ever worked around.
Donīt you wear protection at all times when working with Hydrf Acid?
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Wow, how long would it take for a drop to basically attack down to the bone? Would it carry on and drop out the other side?
I used to work with Pirahna in the semiconductor industry- we used it to dissolve photoresist of silicon wafers. Its pretty bad but if you get a drop on your skin you know it right away and can wash it off- Unlike hydrofluoric acid, another reagent we worked with a lot. It immediately starts numbing the skin and works its way to your bones- slowly dissolving them. That is the worst shit I have ever worked around.
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Donīt you wear protection at all times when working with Hydrf Acid?
Yes we do but its nearly inevitable that while testing or changing out a chemical bath you are going to have an accident. In 3 years I saw it happen a number of times.
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Wow, how long would it take for a drop to basically attack down to the bone? Would it carry on and drop out the other side?
What is strange is the more dilute solutions do the worst damage- so you don't actually feel anything until it seeps below the skin hours later. I did read of a case while at GE Semiconductor where it bored a hole through a wrist bone over a period of days. The person ended up in the hospital for quite a long time due to the toxicity of the HF in the body.
Here is a wiki link and it is pretty accurate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrofluoric_acid_burn (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrofluoric_acid_burn)
Nowadays most of this is handled robotically so less accidents. People don't realize that the production of integrated circuits, solar cells etc. can use some of the most hazardous processes around. I used to work with gases that had a lethal threshold in the parts per million. All this for a Gameboy.
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I once punched out a xenomorph and the tool bled on me.
Big scab on me for probably a week or more.
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Thought it was gonna be a Goodrum thread...
Hahahahahaha.