Chlorine Gas on Hawaii Five-0 2010's Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu

Summary: Chlorine gas on Hawaii Five-0 2010 episode Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu March 9, 2018, assures that after the fire blazed up, then only ashes were left.

Hawaiian sodium chloride sources from salty ecosystems, such as Hawaii's salt ponds, especially on Kaua'i, Maui, Moloka'i and O'ahu; endangered Hawaiian stilts (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni), known in Hawaiian as aeʻo or kukuluaeʻo, favor brackish or salty habitats, such as Salt Pond, Hanapepe Town, west Kaua'i; Sunday, Feb. 25, 2007, 17:41:53: Makuahine Pa'i Ki'i, CC BY 2.0 Generic, via Flickr

Chlorine gas in Hawaii Five-0 2010 series episode Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu March 9, 2018, acts as aggressively as when the fire blazed up, then only ashes were left.

Director Maya Vrvilo and writers Liz Alper and Ally Seibert borrow an 'ōlelo a'o ("advice") that bears upon burglarized chlorine gas in Season 8's 17th episode. The series' 185th episode overall considers company operations that cause cancer in community residents whose low or no wages cannot cover comprehensive insurance and curative treatments. Adam Noshimuri (Ian Anthony Dale) drives into a chlorine gas factory with Jessie Nomura (Christine Ko), confidential informant in his organized crime division within Hawaii Five-0.

Two chlorine gas canisters from his after-hours, illegal extraction end up where Adam never expects them: in four-man efforts to expose Agrocore executives to chlorine gas.

Sodium chloride compounds in rock salt, salt lakes and seawater function as natural furnishers of green-yellow, poisonous, strong-smelling chlorine (from Greek χλωρός, khlōrós, "pale green") gas.

Electric currents going through solutions of sodium chloride in water give manufacturers chlorine gas and the chlor-alkali and chlorine-caustic industrial caustic soda and lye sodium hydroxide. Carl Wilhelm Scheele (Dec. 9, 1742-May 21, 1786) and Sir Humphry Davy (Dec. 17, 1778-May 29, 1829) respectively harvested chlorine and sodium in 1774 and 1807.
Atomic number 17, chemical symbol Cl, relative atomic mass 35.453 and 0.001858-ounce (0.003214-gram) density per cubic inch (cubic centimeter) indicate chlorine in inorganic and organic chlorides.

The inorganic aluminum, silver and sodium chloride salts and the organic chloride perchloroethylene respectively juggle metallic aluminum and non-metallic silver and sodium ions and elemental carbon.

Chlorine knows solid-liquid melting and liquid-gas boiling temperatures at minus 29.29 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 34.05 degrees Celsius) and minus 149.76 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 100.98 degrees Celsius).

Ion-attracting, metallic, silver-white, soft, yellow-flamed sodium logs melting and boiling temperatures respectively at 1617.8 degrees Fahrenheit (881 degrees Celsius) and 208.04 degrees Fahrenheit (97.8 degrees Celsius). The alkali metals group element with atomic number 11, chemical symbol Na and relative atomic mass 22.989770 and the halogen salt-forming non-metallic member make table salt. Dry lake beds, rock salt, salt lakes, seawater and seawater seepages net Hawaiian sodium chloride most accessibly, famously and historically on Kaua'i, Maui, Moloka'i and O'ahu.

Online offerings by Marta Lane occasion on-site observations of five-plus-generation-old, 20-family salt-harvesting operations north of Salt Pond Beach Park, at Salt Pond, Hanapepe Town, west Kaua'i.

Non-traditional production for commercial sale prevails on Maui and Moloka'i whereas Kaua'i traditionalists produce pa'akai ("to solidify the sea") sea salts as gifts or for trade.

White upper-, pink middle- and red lower-layer salts queue up in 5-inch- (12.7-centimeter-) high oval beds 200 yards (182.88 meters) from shore between March and September. They result from ocean water run through underground lava tubes for 8-foot- (2.44-meter-) deep, 4-foot- (1.22-meter-) wide punawai (wells) and wai ku (shallow, sun-heated holding beds). Black clay smoothed by lava rock over red clay supports two-month evaporation into crunchy crystals from sun-heated water scooped onto salt patch flat puna (water beds).

Electrolysis teases from table salt the chlorine gas whose two diverted canisters on Hawaii Five-0 2010 take down a traumatized quartet, not their 200 Agrocore traumatizers.

Confidential informant Jessie Nomura (Christine Ko) and Adam Noshimuri (Ian Anthony Dale), head of Hawaii Five-0 Task Force's Special Division of Organized Crime, steal chlorine gas as part of their undercover mission in CBS TV's Hawaii Five-0, season 8, episode 17, Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu: CBS Hawaii Five-0 episode 8.17 promotional photo, via SpoilerTV March 9, 2018

Acknowledgment

My special thanks to talented artists and photographers/concerned organizations who make their fine images available on the internet.

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Hawaiian sodium chloride sources from salty ecosystems, such as Hawaii's salt ponds, especially on Kaua'i, Maui, Moloka'i and O'ahu; endangered Hawaiian stilts (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni), known in Hawaiian as aeʻo or kukuluaeʻo, favor brackish or salty habitats, such as Salt Pond, Hanapepe Town, west Kaua'i; Sunday, Feb. 25, 2007, 17:41:53: Makuahine Pa'i Ki'i, CC BY 2.0 Generic, via Flickr @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/hawaii-mcgraths/571586365/

Confidential informant Jessie Nomura (Christine Ko) and Adam Noshimuri (Ian Anthony Dale), head of Hawaii Five-0 Task Force's Special Division of Organized Crime, steal chlorine gas as part of their undercover mission in CBS TV's Hawaii Five-0, season 8, episode 17, Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu: CBS Hawaii Five-0 episode 8.17 promotional photo, via SpoilerTV March 9, 2018, @ https://www.spoilertv.com/2018/02/hawaii-five-0-episode-817-holapu-ke-ahi.html

For further information:

"Holapu Ke Ahi Koe Iho Ka Lehu: The Fire Blazed Up, Then Only Ashes Were Left." Hawaii Five-0 2010: The Eighth Season. Los Angeles CA: Paramount Pictures Corporation, March 9, 2018.

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