Meltown wrote:
sorry mate theres ne thing but a lack of oxygen in n2o, doesnt the name give it away nitrous oxide, where were you in chemistry
remember fight club “why do they give you oxygen in plane crashes??? because oxygen gets you high!!”
thats like saying a cup of tea is still water…. when it isn’t… theres oxegen in water… hence h2o you wont see me breathing in water sunshine….
plus even if I am wrong and there is a lot of oxegen in nitrous… after breathing in the nitrous from a balloon, possibly from 1-3 times (which most people do more than that including myself), surely the oxegen is going to be gone anyway because your lungs absorb it. So it would be down to a lack of oxegen.. next time think a bit more indepth mate.
