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CAATHODE RAY TUBE INHALATION

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-05-28] [Hit: ]
An implosion can be quite similar to an explosion - maybe it was just air being sucked in really quickly, which can be accompanied fizzing noise. I really doubt there was any gas inside. Careful with the screen, though; the dyes are sometimes pretty toxic, so best avoid skin contact.......
I OPENED MY MONITOR AND THE TUBE AFTER HOURSVOF STRUGLE AND SOME KIND OF A GAS EXPLODED AND IT WENT STRAIGHT INTO MY LUNGS FROM THE TUBE I MADE A FIZZIG SOUND IM A CRAZY 16 YEAR OLD JUST TELL ME IF IM IN ANY DANGER

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Well, as a first step to deescalate the situation I'd suggest turning off caps lock. Second, are you sure a gas got *out*? Cathode ray tubes are supposed to be under vacuum, so that the electrons hit the phosphorescent dyes on the front of the screen and don't just get scattered or trapped uselessly on gas molecules on the way. An implosion can be quite similar to an explosion - maybe it was just air being sucked in really quickly, which can be accompanied fizzing noise. I really doubt there was any gas inside. Careful with the screen, though; the dyes are sometimes pretty toxic, so best avoid skin contact.

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the tube was under vacuum, air went in and no gas got out and the sound was more like the fast opening a can of soup and not like the one a can of soda makes....you´re safe.
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