Biology, asked by tiffmwash14, 11 months ago

People can die when they inhale gases from burning charcoal in poorly ventilated rooms. Which compound is formed in the human body that lead to such deaths?

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Answered by hannaahluwalia14
17

Answer:

carbon monoxide

Explanation:

when carbon monoxide mixes/reacts with haemoglobin in our body it forms carboxy haemoglobin which causes death

Answered by AditiHegde
1

People can die when they inhale gases from burning charcoal in a poorly ventilated room. The name of the compound that forms in the human body that leads to such deaths is carbon monoxide gas.

  • Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly poisonous and toxic gas that when produced in the body of human beings leads to toxic effects, which might result in death.
  • When a person breathes in this harmful gas, carbon monoxide gets into the body and displaces a high amount of oxygen in the blood of the person.
  • This action affects the body adversely since major regions of the heart, and brain along with other organs do not receive oxygen.
  • Inhaling a high quantity of carbon monoxide causes a person to feel suffocated and thus, die.

Hence, when charcoal is burnt in a poorly ventilated room, carbon monoxide gas is formed which leads to the death of human beings.

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