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Silica gel looks somewhat like a sponge when viewed with scanning electron microscopy. CC BY-NC-ND Indicating silica gel with cobalt chloride – ‘fresh’ on the left, ‘used’ on the right.

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Silica gel isn't poisonous, but it's also not digestible, which is why it comes with that "DO NOT EAT" warning. The danger lies in choking, especially for kids or pets. Some types of silica gel are ...