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To: Win Smith who wrote (55574)	10/29/2002 9:01:28 PM
From: aladin	Respond to of 281500

Win, Or maybe like the Chinese - they block Google. John

To: Win Smith who wrote (55574)	10/29/2002 9:05:21 PM
From: Elsewhere	Respond to of 281500

Experts name deadly gas A German anaesthetist suggests - carbon dioxide in a WELT interview: Die Welt, October 30, 2002 Anästhesist: "Alles spricht für Kohlendioxid" Interview mit Dr. Ulrich Gosch von der Lübecker Universitätsklinik welt.de He names the following requirements: 1. Main effect at the bottom of the room, thus the gas has to be heavier than air. 2. Odorless. 3. Quick effect. 4. Available in large quantities. 5. Not dangerous to special forces. 6. Not explosive. CO_2 fulfills all of them.