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Apr 23 2011 09:58am
So i have to do this school task to pass my year
and the title is : Influence of air pollution on the health of mankind. this i have to do for my chemistry lesson
so if i have
n2o
i have to say what it is , how it looks like , all the chemic info
AND
i need to explain wich effects it has to our health
does anyone know good sites for this? where i can found lots of info about NOx , small dust particles , etc ...
would love it :)
also donating fg for those who realy help me with their info :)
thnx in advance
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Apr 23 2011 10:35am
N2O is Nitrous Oxide, or laughing gas...
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Apr 23 2011 10:42am
was just an example :)
thnx for trying anyways mr bright :)


This post was edited by strontvliegje on Apr 23 2011 10:52am
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Apr 23 2011 10:45am
Quote (strontvliegje @ Apr 23 2011 10:42am)
was just an example :)
thnx for trying anyways mr bright :)

and it's nitrogen dioxide.


No. The 2 is a subscript of Nitrogen meaning there is two atoms of Nitrogen to one of Oxygen. Sort of like H2O or Dihydrogen Monoxide. If you want to get technical it's Dinitrogen Monoxide.

Before commenting on others knowledge of a subject, you should at least pass the basics of that subject.

Nitrogen Dioxide would be NO2.

This post was edited by Aisu_aS on Apr 23 2011 10:53am
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Apr 23 2011 10:48am
i think you're both wrong

it IS laughing gas

and nitrogen monoxide is actually nitric oxide not NITROUS oxide??

haha
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Apr 23 2011 10:51am
Quote (AF_bear @ Apr 23 2011 10:48am)
i think you're both wrong

it IS laughing gas

and nitrogen monoxide is actually nitric oxide not NITROUS oxide??

haha



Oic. I forgot to include the Di in Dinitrogen Monoxide. Edited for Clarification.

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either way,
whatever you guys are arguing about is irrelevant to the question :)
i'm looking for mirror sites where there's shitloads of info about these gasses.
except wikipedia , and all the other usuals you get when you type in n2o3 in google.
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Apr 23 2011 10:55am
Quote (strontvliegje @ Apr 23 2011 10:53am)
either way,
whatever you guys are arguing about is irrelevant to the question :)
i'm looking for mirror sites where there's shitloads of info about these gasses.
except wikipedia , and all the other usuals you get when you type in n2o3 in google.


Answered your own question.

Or try this: http://www.msdshazcom.com/
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Quote (Aisu_aS @ Apr 23 2011 05:55pm)
Answered your own question.

Or try this: http://www.msdshazcom.com/


thnx for your effort.
and if i could find anything easily with google. i wouldn't be here right? :)
theirs tons of good sites with helpfull info that is listed far too deep in the google pages.. cba to search 3hours for 1gas when i have to do it for any gass that is seen as ''air pollution''
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Quote (strontvliegje @ Apr 23 2011 11:00am)
thnx for your effort.
and if i could find anything easily with google. i wouldn't be here right? :)
theirs tons of good sites with helpfull info that is listed far too deep in the google pages.. cba to search 3hours for 1gas when i have to do it for any gass that is seen as ''air pollution''


Eh you wiki search it, then use their references on the information you need. What i normally do. Gl.
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