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Hi, I live in Minneapolis,MN USA. I was watching the new... - Aug 11, 2006 by Flipit

I do know for a fact you can eat as much Bismuth as you want... - Aug 11, 2006 by

Hello Hey Wood! I have to say Bismuth is a no-no for late... - Aug 11, 2006 by

H.W. At a lead-free seminar I took last year, the PhD lec... - Aug 15, 2006 by Samir Nagheenanajar

Ah, PhD (Paid hired Delinquent). ... - Aug 15, 2006 by

Was there not concern about Bismuth for some reason? Cannot... - Aug 15, 2006 by RDR

I beleieve it is rare or there is not a large supply of it a... - Aug 15, 2006 by

Mounds of data were provided supporting a SnAgBi system. Th... - Aug 15, 2006 by Samir Nagheenanajar

Anyone who uses Pepto-Bismol is drinking Bismuth. In the ... - Aug 15, 2006 by Flipit

Russ, I believe the concern over solders with bismuth in the... - Aug 15, 2006 by

thanks, I thnk it was something like that. I am trying ... - Aug 16, 2006 by RDR

Bizmuth once saved my life in Nam. ... - Aug 16, 2006 by

Flipit

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Next Stages of Lead Free | 11 August, 2006

Hi,

I live in Minneapolis,MN USA. I was watching the news last night and began to laugh. There was a news story on the benefits of silver in fighting infection and healing. I know first hand that silver fights bacteria. I set myself on fire working once and the silver dressings and creams worked wonders. Anyway there are silver impregnated food storage containers and even washing machines that release silver into the wash water. The silver kills the bacteria. So the next person they have on is some environmentalist stating that all this silver in washing machines and food containers is going to get into the ground water,lakes, and rivers and kill animal species.

SAC 305, so I have been told, is not the final solder alloy. I wonder if the final alloy will contain silver?

Several children have already died from eating pure lead jewelry sold in bubble gum machines and given away by Reebok. Is this crap regulated or illegal to sell?

Later,

Chris

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H.W. Jablohmie

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Next Stages of Lead Free | 11 August, 2006

I do know for a fact you can eat as much Bismuth as you want and you won't die! Google it!

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Chunks

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Next Stages of Lead Free | 11 August, 2006

Hello Hey Wood!

I have to say Bismuth is a no-no for late night snacking. Although it is low in calories and tastes even better with sprinkles on top, the dang Canadians dissagree!

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2004-11/uot-sob111504.php

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Samir Nagheenanajar

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