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Summary
Dose needed for incapacitation against concentration: nearly constant for carbon monoxide, as Haber's rule predicts, but falling steeply for hydrogen cyanide. Based on Purser (2002), pp. 2-88 and 2-105.
Original illustration for Haber's rule, level 4 Expert.
- Source basis: Purser (2002), p. 2-88 (Figure 2-6.5 caption values), p. 2-104 (constant 27,000 ppm·min for CO; about 2000 and 400 ppm·min for HCN at 100 and 200 ppm) and p. 2-105 (Equation 9, valid range about 80 to 180 ppm and above). New chart; do not copy Figure 2-6.6.
- Alt text: Two charts of dose to incapacitation against concentration: flat for carbon monoxide, falling steeply for hydrogen cyanide.
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