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- Aug 31, 2021
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I know they are both inert gases and both cause asphyxia but after reading through quite a few threads on here about gases there are some people who say argon doesn't have the same effect as nitrogen and makes them feel suffocated or that the gas is too 'heavy'?
I always thought they would feel the same as they're both inert gases?
I would prefer to use argon because it's pretty much impossible to get a nitrogen regulator with a litres per minute output where I live. It is also not possible to use an argon flow meter on a nitrogen tank here because they have completely different threads/connections. But I can easily get an argon regulator with litres per minute and a 1m3 (1 meter cubed) argon tank.
@Greenberg sorry to bother you but would you know anything about this?
Does anyone else have ideas?
Thanks!
I always thought they would feel the same as they're both inert gases?
I would prefer to use argon because it's pretty much impossible to get a nitrogen regulator with a litres per minute output where I live. It is also not possible to use an argon flow meter on a nitrogen tank here because they have completely different threads/connections. But I can easily get an argon regulator with litres per minute and a 1m3 (1 meter cubed) argon tank.
@Greenberg sorry to bother you but would you know anything about this?
Does anyone else have ideas?
Thanks!