Worsening population pressures worldwide, many more places yet may still deemed as being uninhabitable in the future due to the effects of human activities. Abandoned kindergarten in the now uninhabitable Ukrainian city of Pripyat following the Chernobyl Disaster.
The fact is that vinegar which is usually made from fermented fruit juice also contains acetic acid which is the main reason for the smell of vinegar. As the aspirin breaks down into acetic acid and salicylic acid, the acetic acid in it causes the smell to be like that of vinegar. The aspirin starts to smell like vinegar in quick time when it breaks down into acetic acid. The common causes of the drug breaking down quickly are when it is stored in a place that is not cool and dry.
Dez said... I have never heard of vinegar fumes as being considered toxic. I have hear that they can be a respitory irritant to a minute amount of people however, very very minute. I will sometimes use a simmering pot and fill it with apple cider vinegar to absorb the musty smell in my basement. am sensitive to the fumes in white vinegar. Apple cider vinegar doesn't seem to bother me as much. My husband just used Tabasco sauce on his rice tonight and the fumes from the vinegar in the sauce caused my chest to pain. I am very chemically sensitive and fume sensitive anyway but this took me by surprise.