Potential health effects

Inhalation: simple asphyxiation. Argon is non-toxic but may cause asphyxiation due to the replacement of oxygen in the air. Hypoxia can cause a series of injuries or death.

1）Eye contact: no further effects

2）Skin contact: no further effects

3）Exposed information: None

4）Entry path: Inhalation

5）Organ damage: none

6）Impact: Suffocation

7）Symptoms: Exposure to an oxygen deficiency atmosphere (oxygen content below 19.5%) can lead to dizziness, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting and excessive secretion of saliva, decreased alertness, unconsciousness and death. Exposure to an oxygen content of 8-10% or less will cause people to quickly become unable to help themselves and unconsciously lose consciousness

8）Worst disease due to excessive exposure: none

9）Carcinogenicity: Argon is not listed as a carcinogen or potential carcinogen by NTP, OSHA Subpart Z or IARC.

Argon gas

It can be found from the above list that argon basically has no potential impact on people's health, and of course, excessive exposure to argon can not easily lead to suffocation.