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Mon 30 Jan, 2006 10:50 am
Hi,
When alias404 asked about inhaling NO2, I just started thinking about effects due to small exposure to the gases on our senses (site, taste, smell, touch and hear) like
1. Laughing Gas
2. Carbon Monoxide
3. Methane
4. Chlorine
5. Ammonia
or any other peculiar Gas (excluding the stomach burst of course :wink:) .....with reasons (if possible).
Any links or lights by A2K knowledge gurus ....
MSDS N2OMSDS COMSDS CH4MSDS Cl2MSDS NH3Air Liquide site has a menu that generated MSDS' (Material Safety Data Sheets) for many industrial gasses. Although not necessarily of this form, a MSDS is required by law to be available to any consumer of any commercially available chemical. Included on an MSDS is physical properties, special hazards, first aid, common packaging, spill response. In industrial situations MSDS are to be posted in any area where a chemical is being used. Moreover, MSDS are available to ANY consumer (including you) upon request from vendors (this includes cleaning materials sold to individuals at Wallyworld).
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