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Slow Poison Used In Dhurandhar 2: The peak detailing of Bollywood’s blockbuster movie Dhurandhar is being talked about a lot. Even the slow poison used in it is real. The name of this poison is Dimethyl Mercury, if even one drop of which gets directly on the skin, then life comes in danger.
A scene has been shown in Dhurandhar The Revenge, which has forced people to think. In the film, Ranveer Singh’s character Hamza Ali Mazari tries to use dimethyl mercury to eliminate Bade Saheb, but he does not succeed. Later in the story, it is revealed that Rakesh Bedi playing the character of Jamil Jamali had already done this work.
The result of this was that Bade Saheb was ill for many years and could not even get up from his bed. Now we will not give you spoilers by telling you the whole story here, but if you are repeatedly seeing posts on social media questioning the authenticity of the slow poison Dimethyl Mercury used in it, then this article is for you.
Is there a poison called dimethyl mercury?
It is normal to show imaginary things in films. But when it comes to a movie like Dhurandhar whose peak detailing is shocking the world every day, then it is important to do research before raising questions. Dimethyl mercury is actually a poison. This is not just the imagination of director Aditya Dhar. This poison is mainly used in research.
According to the American Chemical Society, Dimethyl mercury is the most dangerous chemical discovered by humans. Dimethylmercury is a type of neurotoxin that can be fatal if swallowed, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. It was first discovered in 1858. Its presence in the environment was discovered in 1969, when Swedish scientists reported that this chemical and another form of it, methylmercury, were formed in dirty water, especially mercury-polluted lakes and in rotten fish.
According to this report, Dimethylmercury belongs to a class of organic mercury compounds known as ‘alkyl mercury’. It is mainly used in research work. It has no color and is slightly sweet in smell. The most important thing is that this dimethylmercury is easily absorbed by the skin. The absorption of less than 0.1 mL of it is enough to cause deadly poison in the body. Although it starts working immediately, its symptoms start very mild. Initially it seems as if the person has food poisoning, but this is the beginning of death.
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