Mescalero-Chiricahua Apache is a family of languages that is spoken in Oklahoma and New Mexico. The Oklahoma language is in dire need of assistance; while most Indigenous languages in North America are in danger of extinction, this one has as few as three native speakers remaining.
Basic problems with corrosive chemicals... Corrosive: A chemical, (solid, liquid or gas), that can cause destructive damage to body tissues at the site of contact. It can cause severe burns to the skin and can eat through clothing, metal and other materials.
This is the amount that has been determined âsafeâ for gasoline-powered vehicles. But not as many people are aware of the increased corrosion potential of ethanol-laced gasoline.\n\nWhile ethanol itself is not corrosive, ailment its property of attracting water is key to the problem. Together, ethanol and water create a medium perfect for growing acetobacter in the fuel tank.