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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Cyanocobalamin is added to fortify nutrition, including baby milk powder, breakfast cereals and [[energy drinks]] for humans, also animal feed for poultry, swine and fish. Vitamin {{chem|B|12}} becomes inactive due to [[hydrogen cyanide]] and [[nitric oxide]] in cigarette smoke. Vitamin {{chem|B|12}} also becomes inactive due to [[nitrous oxide]] {{chem|N|2|O}} commonly known as laughing gas, used for [[anaesthesia]] and as a recreational drug. Vitamin {{chem|B|12}} becomes inactive due to microwaving or other forms of heating.</div>FuzzyBot