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[Hygienic evaluation of oxygen produced in a system using solid polymer electrolytes].

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It has been shown that gaseous oxygen produced in a system containing a solid polymer electrolyte from distilled water and two water samples containing different concentrations of chemicals meets on the whole USSR Standard 5583-78 and iso standard 2046. This oxygen underwent toxic evaluations on 60 white noninbred male rats. When mixed with gaseous nitrogen (1:4), electrolytically produced oxygen exerted no unfavorable effects on the animals.

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I P Koziarin, V G Suk, A A Maslenko, O K Khil'ko. [Hygienic evaluation of oxygen produced in a system using solid polymer electrolytes].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1970366/

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