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Removing insanely incorrect statement
[edit]I am removing a sentence from this stub article "Although the compound is non-hazardous but toxicological properties have not been researched yet.[3]" as this is not only bad grammar but blatantly daft. This chemical was used as a rodenticide, its toxicity to mammals is listed in the original quoted reference as 'high' (as you'd expect for a chemical designed to kill mammals), and it has a whole string of unpleasant consequences for anyone who consumes it. It's quite scary and irresponsible that Wikipedia is going round describing things like this as 'non-hazardous'. It's quite common for chemical data-sheets to have a lot of not-yet-investigated properties, but that's no excuse for assuming lack of hazard. I have no reason to believe that this compound is any more harmful than other rat poisons, but it's definitely not non-hazardous. 149.155.219.44 (talk) 09:52, 19 November 2018 (UTC)