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• According to the legend, King Hiero II wanted to have his old gold crown melted down and made into a new crown. However, he was afraid that the jeweler hired to do the work would cut the pure gold with a less expensive metal such as silver. The crown would still weigh the same; it would still look like pure gold; but the jeweler would be making off with a chunk of royal gold for free. • The king asked Greek scientist Archimedes how he would be able to tell if the jeweler stole gold from the royal crown. Archimedes pondered the question for some time. Then, he decided to take a bath. • As he got into the over-filled tub, some water splashed on the floor. That’s when he realized that a body immersed in fluid loses weight equal to the weight of the fluid it displaces— an important law of physics. He knew that by weighing the amount of water displaced by the crown both before and after it was reworked, he could tell if the gold had been adulterated. He became so excited that he allegedly rushed naked into the streets of Syracuse, Sicily, shouting “Eureka!” which means “I have found it!” The crown was weighed, the jeweler did steal some gold— and he paid for it with his life.
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• The chemical symbol for lead, Pb, comes from the Latin word for the element, plumbum. This is where we get our word plumbing because early water pipes were made of lead, a factor which may have hastened the fall of the Roman Empire. Bones from Roman graves reveal excessive concentrations of lead. Wine was stored in lead containers to prevent souring, and Romans also ate from lead dishes. • Ancient Romans aside, modern man has lead levels in the bone that are 200 times higher than pre-industrial revolution ancestors. • Lead is not needed by the body, yet it is difficult to flush out. The people most vulnerable to lead poisoning are pregnant women and their fetuses, children, and people with high blood pressure. • The most dangerous occupations concerning lead are welder, smelter worker, and battery manufacturer. • Lead in the environment remains toxic forever. • A study done by the University of Pittsburgh Medical School tested 1st and 2nd graders in Boston. It showed that the lowest academic scores went to the children with the highest levels of lead. Children with higher levels were four times more likely to have IQ scores below average, and 7 times more likely to suffer learning disabilities. When the same kids were tested 5 and 11 years later, those with higher lead levels still suffered IQ deficits. • Low levels cause tiredness, moodiness, headaches, stomach problems, and insomnia. Moderate levels cause aching, weakness, and concentration problems. High levels cause kidney and brain damage. • Effects of even minor lead poisoning are irreversible. Prevention is everything. • Lead’s half-life in human bones is 2030 years, meaning that if a young girl is exposed, it will still be in her body when she enters child-bearing years. Lead will cross the placenta. Children who absorb lead in the womb perform significantly worse on developmental tests in their first 2 years of life than those with no exposure. • Studies show that women who work with lead in factories suffer higher rates of miscarriage, premature birth, birth defects, and sterility. • Lead is absorbed by breathing; drinking; eating; or smoking cigarettes with traces of lead on the fingers. It can also be absorbed through the skin. 30% of the lead you inhale will be absorbed into your body, but only 10% of lead you swallow will be absorbed-- unless you’re a kid. Children will absorb 50% of lead that enters the digestive tract. • Since lead additives were removed from most gasoline in 1976, the level of lead in our bloodstreams has been dropping. Between 1976 and 1980, blood lead levels were reduced by a third simply because Americans were no long breathing leadimpregnated exhaust fumes. • The use of lead-based paints for homes, children’s toys and household furniture has been banned in the United States since 1978. But lead-based paint is still on walls and woodwork in many older homes and apartments. Most lead poisoning in children results from eating lead-based paint chips. • Lead pipes, and copper pipes soldered with lead can release lead particles into tap water.
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