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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In films, on TV, and in comic books, an "acid" is any liquid that can eat away at and completely dissolve skin and muscle, leaving only bone and sometimes not even that. Even stronger "acids" will melt steel, glass, plastic, concrete, and ultimately everything it comes into contact with. Well everything except the glass flask that it is stored in. Such liquids are almost always either a sickly green or sickly yellow color. They bubble and fizz on the counter or floor when you spill them, give off visible, smoky fumes, and they never dissipate. If a drop of acid eats through the floor, it will continue to eat through things on the next level down, and so on. There are even some video games where puddles of this stuff can move around and try to kill you. |