Chemistry, asked by cyrenetuazon, 5 months ago

You were in a club with ur friend You said to the waiter “can i have H20” ur friend was thirsty so she/he said “can i have h20 to?" after ur friend recieve his/her drink she/he was choked to death.What is the cause of death​

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Answered by kritanuchatterjee280
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Answer:

The answer to this is really simple.

Explanation:

First let us consider the situation. I went to a club with my friend. I told "can I have H₂O?" and my friend asked - "can i have H₂O too?". We both received drinks and we both drank them but I stayed alive but my friend choked to death. What was the cause of his death

Answer - Apparently, the cause of his death was misunderstanding of the bartender. Let us see why is it so. I asked for H₂O which is water. But my friend asked for "H₂O too" which was heard by the bartender as H₂O₂ which is hydrogen peroxide, an oxidising as well as reducing agent and a very unstable compound. So, he drank hydrogen peroxide mistaking it for water as they both have the same colour, that is colourless and both are tasteless. So, the death was caused from choking from hydrogen peroxide.

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Answered by smamgain16
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Answer - Apparently, the cause of his death was misunderstanding of the bartender. Let us see why is it so. I asked for H2O which is water. But my friend asked for "H2O too" which was heard by the bartender as H02 which is hydrogen peroxide, an oxidising as well as reducing agent and a very unstable compound. So, he drank hydrogen peroxide mistaking it for water as they both have the same colour, that is colourless and both are tasteless. So, the death was caused from choking from hydrogen peroxide.

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