... result in the production of carbon dioxide, hydrochloric acid, and phosgene, a highly poisonous gas. Carbon tetrachloride has been classified as a substance too hazardous to be put on the market, and that no warning label could be considered adequate to protect consumers, or any who purchase it, from its toxicity. Although it may contain many good properties and attribute good uses to society and the economy, the bad outweigh the good. Therefore it should not be marketed due to the danger that it would provoke. This is why a phase-out was scheduled under the Montreal Protocol, with the exception of feedstock and other essential uses. There have been many arguments that have coincided with the creation of carbon tetrachloride. First of all, it is not natural and is a man made substance. Secondly, the toxicity of carbon tetrachloride targets some of your most vital organs including the kidneys, liver, ...

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