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A gas used as an anaesthetic.<\/p>\n

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Gas sometimes used as a general anesthetic. Nausea and vomiting commonly occur after its use.<\/p>\n

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An inflammable gas sometimes used as an anesthetic administered by inhalation. There are usually no toxic effects, but nausea and vomiting commonly occur after its use.<\/p>\n

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A flammable, explosive, colorless gas, CH2CH2, prepared from alcohol by dehydration. It is present in illuminating gas. It is colorless and has a sweetish taste but a pungent, foul odor. It is lighter than air and diffuses when liberated.<\/p>\n

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