Causes of gas poisoning

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Recently, the company organized a safety training session, which ended with a quiz competition with prizes. One of the questions is: What are the causes of gas poisoning? My answer is: Gas contains a certain amount of carbon monoxide, which easily binds to hemoglobin in human blood, causing the blood to lose its ability to carry oxygen. The lecturer said: Your answer is incorrect; you answered about the mechanism of poisoning, not the cause of it. Here, I would like to ask everyone what the causes of gas poisoning are?

Reply #22016-07-06

Insufficient oxygen leads to incomplete combustion. . .

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