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In the mid-1930s, Carus builds a new plant for the manufacture of two growing product lines, manganese sulfate and hydroquinone.

What was that chemical residue that a hand full of engineers claimed was found in the lower level of the twin towers?

Manganese(II) sulfate usually refers to the INORGANIC compound with the formula MnSO4·H2O.

Magnesium is also flammable, burning at a temperature of approximately 2500 K (2200 °C, 4000 °F).

Strange how a chemical plant that produces an inorganic substance that can melt steel to a liquid is over looked. Must be because the general public believes it's only used in crops otherwise with today's regulations those buildings would of had a fire suppression system.

Than you can go down a rabbit hole, periodic chart on hydroquinone and hydroxychloroquine.
 
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When you have so called leaders like this no wonder why this world is so easy to kill.


This train was on fire in a previous town like twenty miles before.

It's not uncommon for a train to throw a bearing that can cause a fire but for this to happen? Must be making trains out of cardboard.

Steel doesn't burn very easily

Ever wonder why the railroad is allowed to uses railroad ties that are illegal in some states to recycle for things like landscaping?

The governor of Ohio is an absolute idiot, this **** show has been put in place a long time running.

Instead of taking charge this dumbass is standing in line because we went back to the stone age. How about cleaning up the water resources now.

Just another distraction at the expense of the people because the only ones that can fix the problem is the government.

Remember when the idea of paying for bottled water was so stupid that only the rich did it?
 
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