Chemistry, asked by sravankumarachi6081, 10 months ago

The level of CO gas in air that causes immediate death is

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Answered by wreckon1ace

CO at 800 ppm(approx.) causes immediate death as its high proportion combines with heamoglobin to give carboxyhaemoglobin which is fatal..

Answered by ayushghogre7

A person can die if it inhales a small quantity of CO gas.

But, for CO₂ the level is 10 percent

If it exceeds the level the person who inhales it can go in coma, or it can cause even death

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wreckon1ace: Bro small amount of breathing CO can only cause headache and disorientation...

wreckon1ace: CO at 600 ppm can cause coma...at 800ppm death...300ppm Loss of conciousness and 100ppm Headache, disorderness etc.

ayushghogre7: sorry

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