Why Argon is much more narcotic than helium or nitrogen?

Thread starter Hari Seldon
Start date Feb 28, 2008

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wedivebc

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Mar 1, 2008

Hari Seldon:
I was speaking with some friends about trimix and it's come up this question...someone have a consistent answer?

I would start with this The Meyer-Overton rule
That should get you started.

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