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【Daily Question】Advanced Processing 20160812 Fill-in-the-blank: What are the hazards of nitrogen to the human body ( )?

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Reply #22016-08-12
Nitrogen can cause suffocation, while liquid nitrogen can lead to frostbite
Reply #32016-08-12
Asphyxiation, asphyxiation from frostbite. The vaporization of liquid nitrogen requires the absorption of a large amount of heat; if the body comes into contact with it, it can cause the body temperature to drop rapidly
Reply #42016-08-12
Nitrogen is inert; generally speaking, it is harmless to humans. If it is all nitrogen, it can easily lead to death from asphyxiation. Furthermore, changes in pressure of nitrogen inhaled by the human body can be harmful to the brain. For example, when a diver comes back to the surface, they change their air tank. Astronauts undergo treatment before going outside the spacecraft.
Reply #52016-08-12
Nitrogen causes asphyxiation in humans. Liquid nitrogen causes frostbite and asphyxiation in humans.
Reply #62016-08-12
An excessive amount of nitrogen in the air reduces the partial pressure of oxygen inhaled, leading to hypoxia and asphyxiation. Liquid nitrogen: Accidental contact can easily cause frostbite
Reply #72016-08-12
High concentrations of nitrogen can cause difficulty breathing
Reply #82016-08-12
Harm of nitrogen to the human body: (Insufficient oxygen inhalation causes difficulty in breathing and a feeling of suffocation); liquid nitrogen is (suffocating and causes frostbite).

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