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Is Chromium VI in your water? (Original Post) G_j Sep 2016 OP
To split hairs, that should be chromium(VI), according to accepted nomenclature. eppur_se_muova Sep 2016 #1
noted G_j Sep 2016 #2
This just came out too lonestarnot Sep 2016 #3
My city has tested positive. Behind the Aegis Sep 2016 #4

eppur_se_muova

(36,258 posts)
1. To split hairs, that should be chromium(VI), according to accepted nomenclature.
Wed Sep 21, 2016, 11:31 PM
Sep 2016

Using the Arabic number suggests an isotope, chromium-6, which is impossible.

Not your fault, not all that important, just trying to combat confusion.

Behind the Aegis

(53,949 posts)
4. My city has tested positive.
Thu Sep 22, 2016, 12:16 AM
Sep 2016

I don't know about this, but a quick once over shows it is a carcinogen, then again, what isn't these days. But, does anyone know if it can induce skin allergies? Since May I have been breaking out every time I get out of the shower. At first, I thought they were mosquito bites because of how they looked and the itched like a mofo, but when I started a "process of elimination", I realized it was the shower. I know I should have tested my water by now, but the rash goes away after a few hours. I am actually contacting my allergist this week to discuss it, so anyone with info; that'd be great.

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