In the plot of a book that I’m currently working on, an evil corporation dump something into a local reservoir, making the water acidic and killing the local wildlife. Is there a nasty, dangerous chemical which is normally a solid/powder which would react in rainwater to produce an acid? In addition, I was thinking of having them dump Tritium Oxide, radioactive ‘heavy’ water which is naturally occurring in small quantities, but used by companies as a tracer in biological studies (and presumably pretty nasty as it’s radioactive!). I’m assuming that since it occurs in water naturally, dumping more of it in would be feasible. Any idea?
2007-02-05
03:25:01
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patrgol
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➔ Chemistry