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Non Life Sciences => Chemistry => Topic started by: JustineH on 20/02/2008 00:37:57

Title: How does muriatic acid kill mould spores?
Post by: JustineH on 20/02/2008 00:37:57
In layman terms can someone explain how Muriatic Acid kills mould spores.
Or does it?  And if not, why not.
Title: How does muriatic acid kill mould spores?
Post by: drewsk404 on 25/04/2008 03:07:52
muriatic acid is hydrochloric acid, and will change the structure of just about anything it comes in contact with if the concentration is high enough. so sure, it'll kill mold.
Title: How does muriatic acid kill mould spores?
Post by: JustineH on 25/04/2008 03:36:40
I also wonder how mold and rust are related?  Why the presence of mold on metal causes it to corrode? 

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