Ship sinks in SL waters in SL waters .. With 6000 Tons Of Sulphuric acid !!!

TΞΞNSTAR™

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A Turkish ship with more than 6500 tons of Sulphuric acid on board sunk in Sri Lankan waters last night and the Marine Environment Protection Authority is planning to take legal action against the ship.

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Machanz... Wont This Make a Big Impact In The Sea ?????????

Taking Legal Action :baffled::baffled: ..... What Is It Reacts ??


 

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6500 tons of Sulphuric acid???????

it gets very hot when u add H2So4 to water.. this could defenitly have an effect on the life in the sea..
 

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    TΞΞNSTAR™ said:


    Machanz... Wont This Make a Big Impact In The Sea ?????????

    Taking Legal Action :baffled::baffled: ..... What Is It Reacts ??

    Well if the legal action favors the ministry, they can make the shipping company pay the cost for cleaning up the mess that acid will create.
     

    sri_lion

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    ~v3n0m~ said:
    6500 tons of Sulphuric acid???????

    it gets very hot when u add H2So4 to water.. this could defenitly have an effect on the life in the sea..

    And also the effect of that acid react to the sunken ship's metal? :P

    Major disaster!!
     

    madurax86

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    ~v3n0m~ said:
    6500 tons of Sulphuric acid???????

    it gets very hot when u add H2So4 to water.. this could defenitly have an effect on the life in the sea..

    its a big ocean out there, we cant look at it just as the way we look at a lab test on water + sulfuric
    I heard on news that they dragged the ship out of sri lankan waters :P that might help, no sri lankan fish will be killed, it'd be better if SL navy extracted the acid from the ship :D that might boost SLs slow going economy too!!
     
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    madurax86

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    sri_lion said:
    And also the effect of that acid react to the sunken ship's metal? :P

    Major disaster!!
    its better that the metal is there about half of that acid will react with the metal and neutralize(hopefully) without damaging the wildlife(sealife :P)