Patient's question:
It has been four months. Not far from our home, there are many leather factories. The air is always filled with the smell of leather. I would like to know if such a smell is highly disruptive to children?Doctor's answer:
1. Chemical materials themselves: Strong-smelling ones include Cr powder (chromium powder). Ash water odor (containing sulfide alkali, sodium hydrosulfide, ammonium salts, and sulfur-containing gases produced during desulfurization (H2S, SO2, NH3), formic acid dissolution, and many tannin or acidified oil (acrylic acid, oils, etc.) dissolution. The most dangerous aspect is that one desulfurization + pickling process can produce a large amount of mixed gas containing H2S, SO2, NH3, and formic acid. It is absolutely not advisable to inhale them for a long time or at close range. If inhaled at close range. It is still possible to survive inside the factory with relatively no major issues, but it can significantly interfere with human fertility, especially for women. It is recommended to flee to prevent adverse dietary effects on children.