I have inhaled sulphur dioxide during experiment, what effects it had on me?
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u still alive right.. be happy :P
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Carbon oxide can be bad for lungs, can cause dizzines, and unconsciousness.\n\n...
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I have never heard of this happening...I think that the worst case scenario would be that your brain wouldn't get enough oxygen and you could die...though I guess it may be possible if a person were rescusitated that they could have suffered some brain damage that leaves them paralized.  I have heard of people having tingling in their arms and legs when they are having an asthma attack though.
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H2S\n\nit's a chemical compound i had to smell in the lab\nit smells like the combination of Rotten Eggs and an old pile of garbage. beside it spreads in a very wide range\nthanks God i don't go to that lab anymore but sometimes i smell it from a distance\nrotten egg duhh
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Your body still has some of the sulfur stored in fat cells and it is being released as you sleep. You were taking the drug for a while, and it took time for the allergic reaction to build. It will take time for your body to remove all traces of the drug, especially if you kidneys, which filter the blood, are not working at 100%
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Yes-I had it done to look at spots on my lungs that were hard to see due to other things in the way. It sounds scarry and looks worst to see the hospital staff in protective coverings. Its not painful in any way. Not sure what bad effects it causes-never noticed anything its been over 4 years. Didn't help me in my case-still were not sure. The fluid might make you a little warm (nothing hard to deal with. ) You must lie quietly down for a while than they scan you (open scan-not bad) Scan takes awhile. No ill affects from it. I would advise you to drink lots of water and eat fruit afterwards so your body flushes it out-just to be safe. Again I could do everything when done that I could do when I went... I was tired just from waiting so long for everything but all in all just fine. On me had a follow up right after -just a xray check. Anything else you would like to know? I didn't change colors neither.
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According to the MSDS cover sheet Thionin is a non-hazard, it doesn't affect your body look at this site for more info:\n\nhttp://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/TH/thionin.html
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A huge effect. duh. It destroys your brain cells
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Here are some experiments that I found:
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He thinks you have bronchitis which is an inflammatry disease of the smaler airways of the lungs. You are feeling the effects of Cushing's syndrome, a side effect of corticosteroids. Be sure to monitor your fluid intake and rinse out your mouth after using the inhaler.
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Contact poison controll. The surfactant might give you diarrhea, but the other two are what i would be concerned about.
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Some years ago, a friend at work used to make lunches for colleagues. They consisted of minced meat and vegetables with chilli and other spices inside pitta bread. He'd gradually increase the chilli content according to a scale he devised. I had just moved up to level 2 (of 5, I think), but at the time I was not used to piquant food. These lunches started to affect my whole body, upsetting my digestion, and even making my urine smell of the strong spices.\n\nOne day I was sitting on the toilet at work, dealing with the consequences of a previous lunch. This particular men's room had just one cubicle and two urinals. I heard a guy walk in to use a urinal, but I wanted to fart. I could feel it inside me. At first I thought: "no, I can't do it, this is the only cubicle, and he'll hear me". But then I thought: "that's ridiculous, what does he think I'm doing in here? And anyway it's only going to be a little chuff - he'll hardly hear it".\n\nSo bravely I released the "little chuff". I didn't force it, I just let it go. But this was no little chuff!! This fart was absolutely ferking enormous!!!! It exploded out of my backside, thundered round the pan, boomed about the cubicle and resounded around the entire men's room.\n\nFor a split second I was frozen in jaw-dropping, surprised shock. Where did that come from? [Well obviously I knew where, but it was completely different to anything I had expected.] Good grief!! How did that happen???!!    \n\nBut then, almost immediately, from outside the cubicle, I heard the horrified, and deafened, urinal user whisper loudly: "JEEssusss ccchhrriiiSSSTTTT!!!!". And then it was all I could do to contain myself, and stop laughing out loud. From fart through shock to near hysterics, and all within the space of five seconds. \n\nI had to wait till the place was empty again, before I left. After all, I didn't want to be identified as the man with a cannon for an anus. But it's a story that subsequently has brought tears to the eyes of amused listeners, and it's something that I'll never forget. Ah yes, such happy, treasured memories.
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I was in B. 37 at Johnson Space Center in the Medical Science Division.  About 50 of us who worked in the building were watching the launch on TV as we did every launch.  I had built an experiment box for one of the crewmembers to use. It was a space motion sickness experiment.  The person seated in front of me said "oh no, that's not right" prior to the "explosion".  About 5 seconds later, it broke up.  It wasn't really an explosion by strict definition.  The pressurized crew cabin seperated and it fell into the ocean after reaching about 57000 feet.  It broke up most likely on impact.  The person sitting in front of me noticed the anomalous plume and knew something was terribly wrong.  One of the crewmembers family lives behind me, 2 houses over.  \n\nI am answering this question in a non-official capacity of course, but I have to say it.
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If you go to a Butcher shop, a real butcher shop not one in a supermarket, you can ask if they can get you some lungs from a cow or sheep with the wind pipe still attached.\n\nWe got some for my jr. high science class, I still remember my instructor blowing them up like a balloon then they deflated in his face and the bad breath almost knocked him out.
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sulfur dioxide\nsulfur dioxide\ncoffe shop owner
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The chlorine gas can be damaging to your lungs if inhaled. Be careful and always make sure the area is well ventilated.
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What are you measuring?\n\nIn our GC experiments, we noticed that cysteine tended to oxidize in the air. Not sure if that helps any.