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Activated like a normal chemical glowstick, these however would have the glowing chemicals incorporated into a matrix of tobacco (and possibly other substances as desired by the purchaser).
When the users depraved drug-fuelled craving for glowing objects had abated, the accompanying craving for
something to smoke could also be conveniently assuaged.
Thanks, [bitmonkey], for the opportunity...
Bubbling_20Turn_20Signals
...for the gratuitous crosslink. [normzone, Feb 27 2007]
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From Howstuffworks: "The chemical reaction in a light stick usually involves several different steps. A typical commercial light stick holds a hydrogen peroxide solution and a solution containing a phenyl oxalate ester and a fluorescent dye." |
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From Wikipedia, H202 is corrosive, bent and is used as an emetic by vets. And phenol is toxic. And Oxalic acid irritates the lining of the gut when consumed, and can prove fatal in large doses. |
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Clearly some other less toxic form of illumination would have to be used, the devil always lying in the details. |
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I am persuaded however, that those who would buy this product, being smokers, would be relatively unconcerned about the health implications. |
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//H202 is corrosive, bent and is used as
an emetic// Hydrogen peroxide is bent? |
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Anyone who sets fire to something then intentionally concentrates and inhales the fumes, is not primarily concerned with their health. |
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