In Reply to: Some PFAS are more acidic than previously thought. posted by Bruinfan4ever on September 22, 2025 at 15:56:03
which readily dissociate into ions, i.e. H+, in aqueous solutions, significantly reducing pH.
Another problem is they're very stable organic compounds (100s to 1000s to degrade) due to the very strong Carbon-Fluorine covalent bonds.
If RFK Jr wasn't such a moron, he would be looking at PFAS to see if there is any link to autism.
We know they are linked to defects in fetal and child development.