The woman, the fertilized tu, collapsed after walking on the acid. (Credit image: x)

A 52 -year -old woman died in China after she accidentally entered a neglected container of hydrovloric acid, a chemical that is usually referred to as “water that turns bones”, Post morning South China I mentioned.

The woman, pollinated by Tu, collapsed, after walking on the acid while walking on the side of the hill near a residential complex to be demolished in Hangzhou. The chemical that causes corrosion was burned through its skin, causing severe swelling and causing a series of health complications.

Doctors said that Tu developed multiple failure in the organs and a serious electric balance. Despite intensive treatment, she died within five days of heart and lung failure. Her child later posted on the Internet, “My mom left us in a way that we could not understand, quickly. I hope there are no accidents in heaven.”

The issue ignited the popular anger on Chinese social media with the writing of one user, “Why did you leave such a dangerous chemical on the road? The police need to investigate accurately and give the victim an explanation.”

Hydrovloric acid is a colorless solution but it is very corrosive capable of penetrating the skin, eroding tissues and bones and causes fatal internal damage. Even simple exposure can be threatened with life. The chemical is used in industries such as glass drilling, rust removal and surface treatments. While the concentrations of more than 30 % are strictly organized in China, it is still possible to purchase weaker versions online for a period ranging between 10 to 40 yuan (1-6 USD).