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CNET article itself contains an error

Oxygen Generators used in traditional airplanes use a mix of Sodium Chlorate and powdered iron, but contrary to the CNET article: Vika & TGK do not. Vika/TGK uses Lithium Perchlorate instead, and this is backed up with the existing reference to NASA's ASK Magazine article. The CNET article was in error. Roidroid (talk) 11:35, 19 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]