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'''Xenon''' is a dissociative anesthetic gas.<ref>Cullen, S., & Gross, E. (1951). The Anesthetic Properties of Xenon in Animals and Human Beings, with Additional Observations on Krypton. Science, 113(2942), 580-582. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/1679348</ref> It is similar to [[nitrous oxide]] in effects.{{citation needed}}  Recreational use of xenon is rare due to it being expensive and difficult to find.{{citation needed}}  
'''Xenon''' is a dissociative anesthetic gas.<ref>Cullen, S., & Gross, E. (1951). The Anesthetic Properties of Xenon in Animals and Human Beings, with Additional Observations on Krypton. Science, 113(2942), 580-582. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/1679348</ref> It is similar to [[nitrous oxide]] in effects.{{citation needed}}  Recreational use of xenon is rare due to it being expensive and difficult to find.{{citation needed}}  


==History and culture==
==History and culture==
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