I went back and looked. Could have just been a typo. Every other place it said
dioxide.
> Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2012 21:42:26 -0400
> To: texascavers@texascavers.com
> From: mmin...@caver.net
> Subject: RE: [Texascavers] Carbon Dioxide
>
> Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabo
I went back and looked. Could have just been a typo. Every other place it said
dioxide.
> Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2012 21:42:26 -0400
> To: texascavers@texascavers.com
> From: mmin...@caver.net
> Subject: RE: [Texascavers] Carbon Dioxide
>
> Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabo
I went back and looked. Could have just been a typo. Every other place it said
dioxide.
> Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2012 21:42:26 -0400
> To: texascavers@texascavers.com
> From: mmin...@caver.net
> Subject: RE: [Texascavers] Carbon Dioxide
>
> Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabo
Every caver in Texas and most high school students know that inhaling really
high carbon dioxide levels are not good for you.
But carbon dioxide is not some evil gas, it's naturally produced in your body
as part of oxidation of organic compounds you consume. The problems arise when
you can't ge
Every caver in Texas and most high school students know that inhaling really
high carbon dioxide levels are not good for you.
But carbon dioxide is not some evil gas, it's naturally produced in your body
as part of oxidation of organic compounds you consume. The problems arise when
you can't ge
Every caver in Texas and most high school students know that inhaling really
high carbon dioxide levels are not good for you.
But carbon dioxide is not some evil gas, it's naturally produced in your body
as part of oxidation of organic compounds you consume. The problems arise when
you can't ge
Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabon
_mon_oxide poisoning. That is irrelevant and _much_ worse. Carbon
monoxide binds very strongly to hemoglobin, similarly to cyanide and
unlike carbon dioxide and oxygen, which bind quite reversibly. CO
very quickly becomes toxic, whe
Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabon
_mon_oxide poisoning. That is irrelevant and _much_ worse. Carbon
monoxide binds very strongly to hemoglobin, similarly to cyanide and
unlike carbon dioxide and oxygen, which bind quite reversibly. CO
very quickly becomes toxic, whe
Weird that the source Louise cited brought up cabon
_mon_oxide poisoning. That is irrelevant and _much_ worse. Carbon
monoxide binds very strongly to hemoglobin, similarly to cyanide and
unlike carbon dioxide and oxygen, which bind quite reversibly. CO
very quickly becomes toxic, whe
texascavers Digest 28 Jul 2012 23:32:11 - Issue 1599
Topics (messages 20426 through 20430):
Re: fumes in CC visitor center
20426 by: rafal kedzierski
20427 by: Bill Walden
Carbon Dioxide
20428 by: Mark Minton
20429 by: George D. Nincehelser
20430 by:
texascavers Digest 28 Jul 2012 23:32:11 - Issue 1599
Topics (messages 20426 through 20430):
Re: fumes in CC visitor center
20426 by: rafal kedzierski
20427 by: Bill Walden
Carbon Dioxide
20428 by: Mark Minton
20429 by: George D. Nincehelser
20430 by:
texascavers Digest 28 Jul 2012 23:32:11 - Issue 1599
Topics (messages 20426 through 20430):
Re: fumes in CC visitor center
20426 by: rafal kedzierski
20427 by: Bill Walden
Carbon Dioxide
20428 by: Mark Minton
20429 by: George D. Nincehelser
20430 by:
If you come to a cave with a skull-and-crossbones posted at the entrance,
carbon dioxide is probably why. Don't go in without breathing apparatus. I know
of one at least one right near the highway to Bustamente. If I recall
correctly, they have sort of mazes at or near the entrances that prohib
If you come to a cave with a skull-and-crossbones posted at the entrance,
carbon dioxide is probably why. Don't go in without breathing apparatus. I know
of one at least one right near the highway to Bustamente. If I recall
correctly, they have sort of mazes at or near the entrances that prohib
If you come to a cave with a skull-and-crossbones posted at the entrance,
carbon dioxide is probably why. Don't go in without breathing apparatus. I know
of one at least one right near the highway to Bustamente. If I recall
correctly, they have sort of mazes at or near the entrances that prohib
There's more to it than that. CO2 has some regulatory control over your
breathing (e.g. breathing in a paper bag to stop hyperventilation). It
also impacts the pH of your blood which can really screw up your day.
There may be more, but those are two things I remember from biology class.
Too muc
There's more to it than that. CO2 has some regulatory control over your
breathing (e.g. breathing in a paper bag to stop hyperventilation). It
also impacts the pH of your blood which can really screw up your day.
There may be more, but those are two things I remember from biology class.
Too muc
There's more to it than that. CO2 has some regulatory control over your
breathing (e.g. breathing in a paper bag to stop hyperventilation). It
also impacts the pH of your blood which can really screw up your day.
There may be more, but those are two things I remember from biology class.
Too muc
The problem with carbon dioxide is not that it is toxic per
se, but that in high enough concentration in the atmosphere it
prevents the lungs from off-gassing CO2 from your body to make room
for more oxygen. You essentially suffocate because you run out of
oxygen, not because the carbo
The problem with carbon dioxide is not that it is toxic per
se, but that in high enough concentration in the atmosphere it
prevents the lungs from off-gassing CO2 from your body to make room
for more oxygen. You essentially suffocate because you run out of
oxygen, not because the carbo
The problem with carbon dioxide is not that it is toxic per
se, but that in high enough concentration in the atmosphere it
prevents the lungs from off-gassing CO2 from your body to make room
for more oxygen. You essentially suffocate because you run out of
oxygen, not because the carbo
Rafal,
To much carbon dioxide will kill. A friend and I were surveying a cave
that floods drastically years ago. As we surveyed I began to develop a
headache and to feel nauseous. Finally my carbide light began to
misbehave, so for some reason, I climbed up higher to change carbide.
The lamp
Rafal,
To much carbon dioxide will kill. A friend and I were surveying a cave
that floods drastically years ago. As we surveyed I began to develop a
headache and to feel nauseous. Finally my carbide light began to
misbehave, so for some reason, I climbed up higher to change carbide.
The lamp
Rafal,
To much carbon dioxide will kill. A friend and I were surveying a cave
that floods drastically years ago. As we surveyed I began to develop a
headache and to feel nauseous. Finally my carbide light began to
misbehave, so for some reason, I climbed up higher to change carbide.
The lamp
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