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ditsyking
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- Jun 1, 2023
- 81
I do not understand the difference between nitrogen oxide and nitrous oxide. The formula is different, n2o and no2 but when I translate both to Croatian, it is the same word.
They are two different gases.
N2O = Di-Nitrogen-Oxide (colorless)
NO2 = Nitrogen-Dioxide (brown)
You can inhale N2O while inhaling NO2 is almost impossible because it causes irritations.
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ditsyking
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- Jun 1, 2023
- 81
thank you! I am in doubt, still deciding between sodium nitrite and n2o.... My opinion is that n2o is less painful as sn is harsh to swallow.
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