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For questions about the colourless, odourless gas that is associated with life on Earth.
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What would be the effects on the human body if the oxygen level increased by a lot?
Patients with hypoxia are often supplied with oxygen. The "standard" amount is 2 liters per minute, which effectively means doubling the normal amount of oxygen. … Doubling, tripling, or quadrupling the amount of oxygen (without elevated pressure so oxygen goes into watery solution) thus cannot have any measurable positive effect, since saturation cannot possibly …
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