Influence of electrolysis gaseous oxygen (EGO) mixed with nitrogen (1:4) on the living organism was studied in a 30-day 24-hour experiment on guinea pigs. A preliminary conclusion states, that EGO, obtained in the system with a solid polymeric electrolyte out of moist materials of different chemical composition, can be recommended for the formation of artificial gas atmosphere in hermetic objects in the mixture with gaseous nitrogen in the ratio 1:4.
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