What are the effects of argon gas to human beings?

Answer 1

Argon is a simple asphyxiant. Its health effect is that if there is too much in the air you breath, you will not get enough oxygen and you will pass out and possibly suffocate.

Answer 2

Argon gas is generally non-toxic and does not have negative health effects on humans at normal atmospheric levels. Inhaling high concentrations of argon gas in a confined space can lead to oxygen displacement, resulting in asphyxiation, similar to other inert gases. It is important to maintain proper ventilation and safety precautions when working with argon gas in enclosed spaces.

Answer 3

argon doesnt effect human health because it is a noble gas which means that it is colourless tasteless odorless AND non-toxic

Answer 4

Argon is a noble a noble gas but it can be the cause of death due to asphyxiation (deficiency of oxygen) in the confined space.

Answer 5

Argon is absolutely inert to human beings (and generally for all beings) but is irrespirable.