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Semoule7
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- Apr 16, 2023
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Hi all, I would really appreciate some advice on my plan.
I am planning on going into my small bathroom and sealing off any potential places where gas could leak with tape (I live alone). Then I plan to release a or several carbon monoxide gas canisters and I should hopefully go from poisoning. I was initially planning to do it with charchoal but there are a lot of variables involved and I don't trust myself to do it properly so I want a more sure fire way.
I found some carbon monoxide that I can order online but I don't know if they contain enough for me to achieve my goal.
They are: 112 Litre - 150ppm carbon monoxide in air
Here is a link to it https://gasmonitor-point.co.uk/112-litre-150ppm-carbon-monoxide-in-air/
Would one or multiple canisters like this be enough? If so how many? My bathroom is roughly 1.5 x 3 metres and it is advised to have a carbon monoxide level of at least 10,000ppm, my chemistry knowledge is non existent so I would really appreciate some guidance on this if anyone can help.
Thanks for reading
I am planning on going into my small bathroom and sealing off any potential places where gas could leak with tape (I live alone). Then I plan to release a or several carbon monoxide gas canisters and I should hopefully go from poisoning. I was initially planning to do it with charchoal but there are a lot of variables involved and I don't trust myself to do it properly so I want a more sure fire way.
I found some carbon monoxide that I can order online but I don't know if they contain enough for me to achieve my goal.
They are: 112 Litre - 150ppm carbon monoxide in air
Here is a link to it https://gasmonitor-point.co.uk/112-litre-150ppm-carbon-monoxide-in-air/
Would one or multiple canisters like this be enough? If so how many? My bathroom is roughly 1.5 x 3 metres and it is advised to have a carbon monoxide level of at least 10,000ppm, my chemistry knowledge is non existent so I would really appreciate some guidance on this if anyone can help.
Thanks for reading