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19-04-2009, 05:27
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Toxicity of acetone or chloroform consumed in small amounts?
How harmful are they when they're consumed in incidental use?
Some active ingredients are dosed in mgs are are highly soluble acetone, glacial acetic acid and/or chloroform while practically insoluble in ethanol (95) or water. You can not reliably administer milligrams of something, however it is easy to reliably do so when they're in a liquid form made to xx mg/ml form. Glacial acetic acid is just water when diluted, so toxicity is not an issue, however how toxic are acetone and chloroform in a dosage up to 10ml? 
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