Can ozone helps poisoned with CO?
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NO! Ozone is toxic!\n\nFresh air and supplemental oxygen will help.
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No, but it will make yur body and face just about dry and shrivel to nothing. The poison in it will cause bad pore spots Why would anyone be stupid enough to mess with something that kills in the long run.
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I don't know about your case in particular, but typically people will strip gases from a solution by running another gas through the solution.  For example, you can bubble pure nitrogen through water to remove the oxygen, and I imagine it could remove carbon dioxide too.\n\nIt gets more complicated in this case though because dissolved carbon dioxide forms carbonic acid (in water), which could deprotonate, making it harder to flush it out.  If you add a strong acid to the solution, very little carbonic acid would deprotonate and I THINK this will make it easier to flush out with nitrogen.\n\nIf you add a strong base to the solution, you could maybe get the carbonate ion and then add a hard metal ion like calcium to the solution and precipitate out the Calcium carbonate to get rid of the CO2.  (Let your strong base be Calcium hydroxide to begin with).\n\nI hope someone else comes forward with the procedure that is actually used.
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I'm not sure I don't think they are responsible. But when cows or sheep burp or fart they set off a monoxide that kills the ozone layer.
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Methane does not harm the ozone layer. It is a greenhouse gas. In fact, methane from the guts of domestic cattle (and other sources such as rice crops, etc) represents a significant proportion of contribution to global warming.
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make more ozone. jk the best way to prevent it is to not cut down as many trees, not use cfc's (clorofloracarbons), and cut down on major pollution, such as factories and cars like hummers
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The Sharper Image stores have a little device that produces a steady flow of ozone to clean the air in a room. It works great, my grandpa used to smoke cigars in his house and he had one of those things in the house and you could barely tell anyone had ever smoked in there.
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Carbon monoxide \nLead \nNitrogen dioxide \nOzone \nSulfur dioxide\nand also particles (eg dust).
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Catalytic carbon for oxidation of carbon monoxide in the presence of... \nPatent Blog. Get the latest news ... latter may further react with moisture present on the activated carbon ... and ferrous compounds, manganese\nwww.freepatentsonline.com/4158643.html
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DON'T KNOW BABY  but this question just contributed 2 point closer to me getting to level 3.  and does anyone care???  probably not as much about farts.  but just like your tooty, thought i'd share that (worthless info) with the rest of the yahoo bloggers out there.  LOL  just being silly with you.  hope you don't mind.  but it is a funny, silly question.  actually i loved it!!!!!   what an imagination.  farts and the ozone.  well farts can be deadly in a closed room (so i've heard) so you may be on to something.
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The Methyl Iso Cynate i.e. HCNO is the most dangerous gas.\nIt kills lacs of people in Bhopal(MP, India) in 1989 and caused mutation to lacs.
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The effects of carbon monoxide in parts per million are listed below:\n\n    100 ppm (0.01%) Slight headache in two to three hours\n    200 ppm (0.02%) Slight headache within two to three hours\n    400 ppm (0.04%) Frontal headache within one to two hours\n    800 ppm (0.08%) Dizziness, nausea, and convulsions within 45 minutes. Insensible within two hours.\n    1,600 ppm (0.16%) Headache, dizziness, and nausea within 20 minutes. Death in less than two hours.\n    3,200 ppm (0.32%) Headache, dizziness and nausea in five to ten minutes. Death within 30 minutes.\n    6,400 ppm (0.64%) Headache and dizziness in one to two minutes. Death in less than 20 minutes.\n    12,800 ppm (1.28%) Death in less than three minutes.
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Dihydrogen monoxide is a major waste product in many combustion processes. Levels in atmosphere may exceed those of carbon dioxide at times, usually meaning nasty conditions.\n\nIn the upper atmosphere, dihydrogen monoxide has a major influence on the reception of sunlight.\n\nIntake of large doses of dihydrogen monoxide via the respiratory apparatus tends to be lethal and needs to be reversed at the earliest possible occasion.\n\nAs badly crystallized solid, the material causes a major hazard to traffic and electricity supply. While there are adventurous uses of the material for risky recreation, often causing avoidable accidents, there are high expenses for removing the material.\n\nBetter crystallized, the material gets even more hazardous for traffic and electricity supply. Chemicals - usually alkali halides - are routinely applied for its removal, causing enviromental troubles.\n\nContact with gaseous dihydrogen monoxide will cause severe burns, as condensation heat is transferred to the skin.\n\n\nThe pure material is mildly corrosive, but will enhance the corrosive effect of other substances.\n\nIt is not flamable, and use of it by firefighters is approved even though usually accompanied by damages to surrounding objects.\n\n\nThere are extremely strict rules for edible dihydrogen monoxide.
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Air is a mixture (not combination of basically 2 gases: oxigen (O2)and nitrogen (N) in its molecular form. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a molecule made of 1 carbon atom (6) + 1 oxygen atom (8) = 14. Therefore, CO is heavier than N, which molecular weight is just 7, but slightly lighter than the O2 molecule, that wheighs 16.\n\nIn my opinion, a CO detector could be placed anywhere at the height of adult human nostrils, since it's a substance easily mixable with air.
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the only way I can see this, is to disolve ozone (O3) into water. Ozone is already used to disenfect chirgical tools
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Carbon monoxide keeps hemoglobin in the blood from carrying oxygen.
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Depends on how you set it up.\n\nThe result will range from a more complete oxidation of waste to ozone saturating water and start to leave water phase.\n\nOzone is a toxic gas, - avoid ozone release.\nTreated waste will qualitatively not be more harmful than for a "normal" ozone dosis. The quantities of ketones, aldehydes, acids and carbon dioxides will increase and harmfullness depends on quantity.