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Carbon monoxide could then be identified via the distinctive gaseous IR signature of a double band, with fine rotational splitting, centered at 2,150 cm −1 (Klein et al., 2014).

How to stay safe from carbon monoxide Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it’s tasteless and odorless and it can suffocate victims before they know it’s too late.

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Researchers develop a nickel catalyst that converts carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide with 99% selectivity by precisely tuning the electronic structure of the nickel atoms.

Not only can carbon monoxide be fatal, but continued exposure can cause permanent brain, nerve or heart damage. Some people never recover.