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can free radicals formed by halogen bulbs be harmful to humans? if so, then how much damage could they cause?
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The free radicals formed recombine in the bulb with other reagents so you don't
build-up
radicals in these bulbs. If radicals were to escape they would most likely be oxidized by the ambient air before they ever reached you to threaten your health.
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