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The accident occurred during a science fair at a state school in Formiga, Minas Gerais, involving 12-year-old students.
Eleven students, all 12 years old, suffered burns after an accident during a science fair at a state school in Formiga, in the Center-West of Minas Gerais, this Thursday (5). The name of the school was not disclosed.
According to the Fire Department, the accident happened during an experiment that mixed potassium permanganate, sulfuric acid and ethyl alcohol. The reaction got out of control.
According to firefighters, 23 people were in the laboratory at the time of the activity, which involved demonstrations led by students from the technical Chemistry course.
Three students suffered more serious burns to their faces. Another five had minor burns to their arms and neck. In addition to them, three victims reported respiratory discomfort and had minor burns.
After evaluation, eight children were referred to the Emergency Care Unit (UPA). The others received treatment at the scene and were released.

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