Boric Acid + Copper Sulphate + Water + Heat = any dangerous reactions?

[Grigorii]

Hello! I am a man far from chemistry, and I kind of regret being not very attentive in chem class during my school years. Does combination "Boric Acid (100 ppm) + Copper Sulphate (1 ppm) + Water (about 1000 litres) + Heat" produces any reactions that could harm a human? Thank you in advance!

Edited July 20, 2020 by Grigorii

[studiot]

24 minutes ago, Grigorii said:

Hello! I am a man far from chemistry, and I kind of regret being not very attentive in chem class during my school years. Does combination "Boric Acid (100 ppm) + Copper Sulphate (1 ppm) + Water (about 1000 litres) + Heat" produces any reactions that could harm a human? Thank you in advance!

Dunno, what are you going to do with it?

Sounds like an odd sort of greenhouse disinfectant, but you could easily drown in 1000L of water.

[Dord]

This...

1 hour ago, Grigorii said:

+ Heat

...suggests fumes, which may be harmful if inhaled or comes in to contact with skin/eyes/mouth.

[MigL]

At parts per million the chemicals won't do much.
But as Studiot mentioned, there are dangers involved; don't burn yourself with the 'heat', or drown in the water.