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in ..... propellants but COi would "sour" the whipped cream so nitrous oxide is 
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Gases, Glues & Aerosols ... Squirting gas products down the throat may cause 
the body to produce ... A range of pills and powders that are usually snorted, 
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... If the NIDA Inhalants Working Group can develop a proposed ... Aerosols are 
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.... laughing gas, was once used as a general anesthetic, ... whipped cream 
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can... [DOC] [TLE] VWVortex.com - School me on Nitrus [PAR] Aerosol propellant ... In aerosol whipped cream

Question: When you squirt whipped cream from an aerosol can, this laughing gas often used as an anesthetic is the propellant
Answer: nitrous oxide