ItWasntMe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 7:04 pm Makes me wonder what one should keep at home to quickly neutralize the acid just in case..

These corrosive chemicals can result in a chemical burn on any part of the skin that was exposed to the acid and bases used. These substances can cause a reaction on the skin and can even affect internal organs.
... However, with FAST-ACT responders can accomplish both liquid and vapor decontamination quickly and effectively – and offers an acid attack protection mask.
FAST-ACT utilizes a proprietary technology that is able to effectively neutralize a broad spectrum of chemicals including Chemical Warfare Agents.

Anchor Moy wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 7:39 pm

ItWasntMe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 7:04 pm Makes me wonder what one should keep at home to quickly neutralize the acid just in case..

Here you go. These guys have what you want - there is even a website with everything you need, in case you think that your loved one/ or unloved one might just ....

These corrosive chemicals can result in a chemical burn on any part of the skin that was exposed to the acid and bases used. These substances can cause a reaction on the skin and can even affect internal organs.
... However, with FAST-ACT responders can accomplish both liquid and vapor decontamination quickly and effectively – and offers an acid attack protection mask.
FAST-ACT utilizes a proprietary technology that is able to effectively neutralize a broad spectrum of chemicals including Chemical Warfare Agents.

No link.

Nah, I'm kidding. Just move out.

The single most effective treatment for both acid and alkali burns is water. You will not be able to identify if you are dealing with an acid or an alkali so don’t even think about ‘neutralising’ the chemical.
Whilst dilution of an acid, especially those with a pH of 2 or less can generate significant heat, both acids and alkalis will eventually dilute. As such the best pre-hospital treatment for all corrosive substances is Irrigation, maintained for at least 30 minutes. (2, Tintinalli, Judith E. (2010))

CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 6:37 pm
Cambodia News (Phnom Penh): On 2 December 2022, a woman was arrested in Banlung City, Ratanakkiri Province, after she reportedly ran away from her home in Phnom Penh, following an acid attack that she committed on her husband due to jealousy.
The woman was taken into custody in Banlung, and then sent back to Phnom Penh to face trial for the crime she is accused of committing. She allegedly threw acid at her husband, causing serious burns, on the evening of 26 November 2022, at her home in Kandal Village by the Ly Yong Phat Bridge, Sangkat Prek Pnov, Khan Prek Pnov, Phnom Penh.

Police from the Ratanakkiri Provincial Criminal Investigation Bureau arrested a 37-year-old female named Nhor Horn from Phnom Penh, at a massage parlor in Phnom Svay village, Sangkat Boeung Kanseng, Banlung City, Ratanakkiri Province, following orders received from the Ministry of Interior’s Criminal Department and information in Phnom Penh.

After the arrest, the woman was handed over to the Prek Pnov police, who then sent her to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court on charges of intentional aggravated assault involving the use of acid as a weapon. The motive for the attack was reported to be the wife's jealousy.

Police from the Ratanakkiri Provincial Criminal Investigation Bureau arrested a 37-year-old female named Nhor Horn from Phnom Penh, at a massage parlor in Phnom Svay village,

ItWasntMe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 7:04 pm Makes me wonder what one should keep at home to quickly neutralize the acid just in case..