I call it laughing gas
Nitrous Oxide
The only legitimate use for nitrous oxide is at the dentist, administered by trained professionals. Some people do use it recreationally; however this is not legal and provides no health benefits.
In controlled amounts(like at the dentist's office), nitrous oxide can cause you to feel drowsy. Or, if you have a reaction to it, it can cause you to laugh hysterically. Hence the name, "laughing gas"
The scientific name for "laughing gas" is " Nitrous oxide."
No, nitrous oxide is not a sublimate.
Dentists use Nitrous Oxide (N2O), most commonly known as laughing gas.
It is Nitric Oxide, not nitrous oxide. Nitrous Oxide is laughing gas.
Nitrous oxide is N2O.
It would be very dangerous to use nitrous oxide while working out. It causes dizziness, fainting, loss of motor control and temporary loss of sensation. Nitrous oxide is only safe when administered in a dentist's office by trained professionals who are mixing it with the correct ratio of oxygen to avoid asphyxiation.
No. Nitrous oxide (NO) is an inorganic compound.
A dental hygienist may work on a patient who has taken a low dose of relaxant as described above and then requires nitrous oxide during the dental or dental hygiene procedure under the indirect supervision of a dentist. However, in this situation, the dentist must administer the nitrous oxide and also have a Minimal Sedation permit. This is from Oregon.gov
oxide is not. But nitrous oxide is!