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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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Oxygen is highly flammable
Pure oxygen does not burn on its own. It needs a fuel.
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I wouldn't call compressed air extremely dangerous, but more than you'd think.
It can hurt you in a lot of ways and it's often played with like a toy. Like blowing air in somebody's face, don't do that, think of it like coming at them with a handheld drill. Treat an air compressor like any kind of power tool, not exactly dangerous but can hurt you.
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Hm, interesting question. Dangerous in which sense?
A kitchen knife can easily kill a person. A match might burn down a house. Everything that produces CO2 or other greenhouse gases is extremely dangerous for the whole world in the long term.