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Chemistry, 14.10.2020 15:01 bwheele6791
Which of the following are NOT SAFE things to do, as we might get an electric shock?
1) Touching the switch of a geyser with dry hand.
2) Standing on a wooden stool to check a plug point.
3) Poking a metal rod into an electrical socket.
4) Touching the water in which an immersion heater is kept.
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