Science question about chemicals. 10 pts. best answer.?
I am looking at a building (warehouse) that has large vats labeled "H2" and "H4". What could these 2 chemicals be used for? Also, are they toxic? 10 pts. best answer. Thanks in advance!
I am looking at a building (warehouse) that has large vats labeled "H2" and "H4". What could these 2 chemicals be used for? Also, are they toxic? 10 pts. best answer. Thanks in advance!
Roger the Mole
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Hard to say. Those are not standard chemical names.
H4 doesn't mean anything, chemically speaking.
H2 is the symbol for hydrogen gas, but clearly hydrogen was never kept in a vat, so the label must mean something else.
What you're looking at must be labels for the vats. It implies that there are/were vats H1 and H3 somewhere.
In any case "H2" and "H4" tell you nothing about the former contents of the vats.