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Neon May Aid In Ocean Exploration
A report to the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology describes Neon as a potential life support gas for deep sea divers. Tests at simulated depths near 650 feet show neon reduces nitrogen narcosis and improves spoken clarity between divers and surface observers, compared with air or helium. Dr. Heinz R. Schreiner of Ocean Systems, Inc. notes the gas mixes with oxygen and could offer safer, more intelligible undersea respiration for exploration pursuits.
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