Dangers of Meth
Chemical
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Physical/Psychological Effects
Chemical Dangers
Dump Sites/Trash
Children at Risk
Secondary Hazards
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Physical/Psychological
Chemical
Dump Sites/Trash
Children
Secondary
Why are Meth Labs so dangerous?
The chemicals used to cook Methamphetamine will:
React to air
React to water
React to shock or movement
React to each other
Attack your eyes
Attack your lungs/kidneys
Burn your skin KILL YOU
Chemicals commonly found at lab sites:
Ephedrine/Pseudoephedrine cold tablets or diet pills
Denatured alcohol, rubbing alcohol, or gas line anti-freeze (Heet)
Starting fluid (ether)
Muriatic or sulfuric acids, lye (drain cleaners)
Solvents such as toluene, naphtha, camping fuel, paint thinner, freon, acetone
Red phosphorous
Iodine
Anhydrous ammonia
Hydrogen chloride gas
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