Anhydrous ammonia leak... A catastrophic storage tank rupture has a 60 mile kill-zone. These guys getting the eff outa there were literally running for their lives.😱
An anhydrous ammonia leak is an immediate, life-threatening emergency. Anhydrous ammonia (NH₃) is a compressed, liquefied gas widely used as an agricultural fertilizer and industrial refrigerant. Because it is intensely hydrophilic (water-seeking) and corrosive, it rapidly attacks moisture in the eyes, skin, and respiratory tract, causing severe chemical burns and suffocation.