Original post by Ward6
Magnesium hydroxide has quick relief with little absorption and has prolonged action with no production of carbon dioxide, which can be harmful. My question is why is it harmful ?
Increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere causes global warming.
Original post by leafcannon
Increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere causes global warming.
Thanks leafcannon but is that the only reason it is harmful ?
Original post by Ward6
Thanks leafcannon but is that the only reason it is harmful ?
Well that's pretty much the only thing I've heard of in class that's attributed to CO2. I think it does have some toxic properties, yet I don't remember seeing a question that required having to know this in any of the three sciences, as most of the stuff is in relation to the environment.
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