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Dangers of Charcoal Stove a Poor Ventilated Room

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Dangers of Charcoal Stove a Poor Ventilated Room

Question

Why is a burning charcoal stove in a poorly ventilated room likely to cause death on the inhabitants.

Answer

Limited supply of oxygen: haemoglobin combines with carbon (II) oxide to form carboxyhemoglobin (haemoglobin that has high affinity for carbon (II) oxide to form carboxyhemoglobin) which is stable / does not easily dissociate hence reducing the capacity of haemoglobin to transport oxygen