Nitrous Oxide Gas
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UN2201 is the CAS number for Nitrous Oxide, a refrigerated liquid used in the medical field as an anesthetic. However, it is also a dangerous chemical, indicated by the label of DANGER! Nitrous Oxide is a cold, oxidizing liquid and gas under high pressure that can accelerate combustion and cause rapid suffocation. Additionally, it may cause dizziness, drowsiness, and damage to the nervous system and blood cells. It also possesses a risk of reproductive hazards and frostbite if mishandled. Adequate ventilation is necessary when storing and applying Nitrous Oxide, and it should only be used with equipment rated for high-pressure gas. In case of emergency, call 1-800-645-4633.*

This is a warning label for Nitrous Oxide, a high-pressure oxidizing gas used for various purposes including medical anesthesia. It contains important information about the potential hazards of using this gas, including its flammability, danger of rapid suffocation, and reproductive hazard. The label provides detailed instructions for safe handling and use of the gas, including using only with equipment designed for oxygen service, obtaining medical treatment in case of frostbite and inhaling the gas after consulting with a licensed practitioner. The label also lists Praxair publications that can provide further safety instructions and warns not to remove the label.*