Nitrous oxide is not "toxic" but as with all gas except oxygen, if the gas displaces the air / oxygwen you wish to breath then it can/will kill through asphyxiation.
When N2O comes out of a cylinder (as opposed to a room temp/atmospheric temp reaction), then the exiting N20 will work as a refrigerant and can easily cool material on contact down to around -70C Additionally, dependong on whether the cyliner is invert or "dipped", it will be liquid N2O at anything from around 400psi (very cold cylinder temp) to in excess of 1000 psi (around 30 C).
So there are hazard with using this product carelessly - from bursting pressure lines, spraying yourself with cryogenic fluid and having it displace the air from the room.
If used carefully however, no, nitrous oxide is not generally considered harmful and is neither toxic nor corrosive. Contrary to popular belief it is also NOT flammable and is only an oxidant under certain conditions (for example the very high temperatures and pressures found inside a car engine).
It is used with oxygen to produce a mixture often called "entenox" or "gas n air" and can be used in different concentrations depending on the intended effect. For example, to ease childbirth pain or, in the case of dentistry, to anesthetize someone.
It is Nitric Oxide, not nitrous oxide. Nitrous Oxide is laughing gas.
Nitrous oxide is N2O.
oxide is not. But nitrous oxide is!
nitrous oxide cylinders are blue
The nitrous oxide(N2O) is an inorganic compound.
The scientific name for "laughing gas" is " Nitrous oxide."
No, nitrous oxide is not a sublimate.
It is Nitric Oxide, not nitrous oxide. Nitrous Oxide is laughing gas.
Nitrous oxide is N2O.
No. Nitrous oxide (NO) is an inorganic compound.
oxide is not. But nitrous oxide is!
Nitrous oxide is also known as laughing gas.
nitrous oxide cylinders are blue
The elements in a molecule of nitrous oxide are nitrogenand oxygen.
The nitrous oxide(N2O) is an inorganic compound.
The MSDS for nitrous oxide (N2O) mention for mutagenity:none.
MAOIs do not interact with nitrous oxides. MAOIs affect monoamine compounds. Nitrous oxide is not one of these, so MAOIs do not affect the activity of nitrous oxide.