Basically none. All it does is displace the o2 which could result in asphyxiation. Basically, dont empty a bottle of it in an enclosed space and stay there for a while. It also does not get stored in your body.
If you breathe pure propane for any extended period of time you will pass out from lack of oxygen (and if you don't get some oxygen, you will then die) but that is not an allergic reaction, it is just a reaction to lack of oxygen (or anoxia, as it is technically called). There is no propane allergy. It is not medically possible.
Confusion, memory loss, chronic headaches, Allergies, chemical sensitivities, extreme fatigue, sleepiness, seizures, stomach aches, mood swings
Any propane leak is a very large explosion waiting to happen. Disconnect the propane tank from the appliance until the propane tank is working properly
It really doesn't affect anything, but may make you a bit short of breath when you breathe too much in.
well before i answer yours,what is the percantage of water in a human body,PS.this is a science question
Methane FumesSome water heaters use methane as a fuel. Heaters that have not been checked and serviced can release dangerous fumes. Immediately or shortly after exposure to oxygen levels of less than 15% in air, a person may feel tired, dizzy, and have a headache.The following health effects can occur after several years of exposure to methane:Cancer: Methane is not suspected of causing cancer.Reproductive Effects: The reproductive and developmental effects of methane are not known.Organ Systems: No long term health effects are currently associated with exposure to methane.In general, chemicals affect the same organ systems in all people who are exposed. However, the seriousness of the effects may vary from person to person.A person's reaction depends on several things, including individual health, heredity, previous exposure to chemicals including medicines, and personal habits such as smoking or drinking.It is also important to consider the length of exposure to the chemical; the amount of chemical exposure; and whether the chemical was inhaled, touched, or eaten.
There are many health effects of ozone. Skin cancer and eye cataract are examples.
Prolonged bed rest, massive weakness.
The health effects associated with ozone are:Suppression of immune systemEYe cataractSKin cancer.
Since there is no strontium-185, and strontium-85 is rarely encountered, I am assuming you mean strontium-90, which is similar in its health effects to iodine-131 and cesium-137. All of these are readily absorbed by the body. All are strong negative beta emitters, and all either are or produce strong gamma emitters. It is the gamma emission that is particularly problematical. Gamma rays penetrate much deeper in living tissue than alpha or beta emissions. This causes cellular damage throughout the body, which can lead to a variety of symptoms of radiation poisoning. These include a range from headache, weakness and fatigue for limited exposure; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea (possibly bloody), and hair loss for greater levels of exposure, or death for heavy exposure. There is a chance of cancer, which increases with exposure.
dry skin, burnt painful skin, leathery premature wrinkled skin, the possibility of the formation of melanoma.
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One word..... Deafness
Chronic Exposure
causes problems with nervous system
Wear a lead suit
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I generally consider workplace safety to be related to the physical hazards, such as possible falls, punctures, eye injuries, etc. As well as immediate health effects from chemicals such as fire or explosion. Health refers to hazards from exposure that are more long term, such as hearing loss from exposure to noise, mutagenic changes from chemical or radiation exposure and toxic effects from chemicals.
Exposure to CFC's is not known to cause serious health risks. Although they displace oxygen and could cause asphyxiation in enclosed spaces.
One negative characteristic of factory labor is that conditions are not always safe. Prolonged exposure to some of the materials that factory laborers are working with can also cause health problems.
Health effects of goldEffects of exposure: Inhalation: May cause irritation if exposure is prolonged or excessive. Ingestion: No adverse effects expected. Skin: May cause irritation and allergic reaction. Eye: May cause irritation.Gold is used to cure rheumatoid arthritis, under a treatment called Chrysoteraphy. It is prescribed when treatment with non-steroid antu-infiammatory drugs is failing to give relief.