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Sunday, Jul 20 at 6:39 PM Ignorant People wrote ...
Why are all the people calling for "prayers" also ignorant when it comes to spelling and punctuation? Get your nose out of your bible and into a dictionary. Ex: "dum" "ALL CAPS" "pryers" Come on people.
Sunday, Jul 20 at 10:42 AM Googler wrote ...
STOP GOOGLEING AMMONIA SULFATE AND INSECTICIDE, I KNOW THAT'S WHAT YALL ARE DOING. I DO THAT WHEN I WANT PEOPLE TO THINK I'M A DOCTOR.
Saturday, Jul 19 at 10:39 PM kevin wrote ...
jesus christ people, get a freaking life
Saturday, Jul 19 at 7:39 PM Einstein wrote ...
Your all wrong. The isotopal ph of solit sulfid is predisporpotionally infidecimal to that of a desired ph level. Insecticidiusdumpoverus is only ignitable in half life stage.
Saturday, Jul 19 at 8:04 AM lol wrote ...
what is this state coming to leaving dum comments saying you dont care well if you dont care why did you waste your time to read the article or did you just wanna prove you have no heart by saying something stupid my prayers are with the girl and im glad the guy in the truck is ok and duh it is the point of it being news
Saturday, Jul 19 at 3:56 AM the answer man wrote ...
Actually you are all wrong. The alcolinity of the sulfats is predispositionally balanced with a bi-nary infrectual infusion of ph molecules contritely contrary to the sulfider. Thus forming a half life of inert molecular troxides.
Saturday, Jul 19 at 3:49 AM we're not worthy wrote ...
Is that you Mr. Einstein???
Saturday, Jul 19 at 12:42 AM dains wrote ...
As long as the progress on re-opening taco johns was impeded I dont care
Saturday, Jul 19 at 12:20 AM Regardless wrote ...
Regardless of what the truck was carrying I am glad to hear the driver wasn't hurt and that there wasn't a chemical spill. I am also sending my pryers to the woman in this accident in hopes that her injuries were not serious enough to cause her death or a life of suffering.
Friday, Jul 18 at 10:18 PM Lives down the road wrote ...
WHO CARES WHAT WAS IN THERE JUST PRAY FOR THE YOUNG GIRL WAS A FRIEND OF OURS!!! SHE WILL NEED IT!
Friday, Jul 18 at 10:13 PM moose wrote ...
wow
Friday, Jul 18 at 10:09 PM bearcreekbandit wrote ...
be careful, after reading the posting rules here I think you can get in trouble if you hurt someones feelings. What bout misleading headlines?
Friday, Jul 18 at 8:01 PM Anonymous wrote ...
Who really needs to know all that? No one cares
Friday, Jul 18 at 7:45 PM Pam wrote ...
Geez, sure is alot of know it all's,when it comes to the comments. Sure would be nice to be so intelligent????????
Friday, Jul 18 at 3:16 PM Anonymous wrote ...
It is used largely as an artificial fertilizer for alkaline soils. In the soil the sulfate ion is released and forms sulfuric acid, lowering the pH balance of the soil (as do other sulfate compounds such as aluminium sulfate), while contributing essential nitrogen for plant growth.
Friday, Jul 18 at 3:04 PM Pyromaniacs Would Be Frustrated wrote ...
Didn't catch fire... well, ammonium sulfate is pretty hard to catch on fire. The article says "300 gallons", indicating it was probably liquid instead of powder, and liquid means it was probably mixed with water (for spraying?). Despite being composed of flammable hydrogen and accelerator oxygen, water is hard to catch on fire, too.
Friday, Jul 18 at 2:55 PM DURRRRRR wrote ...
Ya'll er so smart. You must be one a them scientists!
Friday, Jul 18 at 2:34 PM Anonymous wrote ...
1:07--By itself ammonium (not ammonia KCRG) sulfate is used to lower the pH of soil, but it is often used to aid insecticides and herbicides. For KCRG standards, it's close enough to an insecticide.
Friday, Jul 18 at 2:29 PM duh wrote ...
well, actually it is used with water to help the insectiside application...
Friday, Jul 18 at 2:21 PM 218 wrote ...
It's not an insecticide in and of itself, but it is a chemical used in the production of insecticides as a binding agent. By itself, it's a fertilizer.
Friday, Jul 18 at 1:07 PM Anonymous wrote ...
ammonium sulfate is not an insecticide
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