Nitrogen monoxide

Introduction

Nitrogen monoxide, also referred to as nitric oxide, is a colourless, toxic gas which is a compound forming a part of the NO family.

A colourless, toxic gas which is a compound forming a part of the NO family.

High levels of NO can cause a range of respiratory issues, blood side effects, metabolic disorders, low blood pressure, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea.

In the case of skin contact, the areas should be immediately submerged in warm water. Eyes and skin should be immediately irrigated with large amounts of water.

Download our Nitrogen monoxide factsheet and:
  • Discover how to know when you’ve been exposed to NO
  • Learn what steps to take to protect your team
  • Understand how to detect, measure and report NO
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