The surface area of the particle changes relevant to the radius by a power of 3. Bacteria require the surface area to be efficient at consuming the minerals. Assuming the dust is say 2mm vs. 0.1 micro meter the surface area would be off by a factor of 8,000,000,000,000 (and that's assuming a sphere). It might seem close, but it's not even close. Just imagine how long that would take if the decomposition rate of the mineral rock is a function of the surface area... JUST IMAGINE!Originally Posted by davidstcldfl
As far as asking for the list, there's no need. Given the limited number of elements on the periodic table, it can be logically deduced that there are several toxic elements included. Whether the concentration is low or not for 1 dosage, it will accumulate in the system. I still wouldn't do it! I can "show my work" if you want!