Nitrogen is a colourless, odourless gas that is almost totally inert. Liquid nitrogen is simply nitrogen in its liquid state. It is non-flammable and does not support combustion. Liquid nitrogen is commonly used in research labs and within the medical industry.
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As liquid nitrogen is a cryogenic substance – in other words, it exists at very low temperatures – handling it incorrectly can cause cold burns and frostbite. Care should always be taken when working with liquid nitrogen. It should be handled carefully while wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
As it is odourless and colourless, liquid nitrogen is difficult to detect in the air. Therefore, it should only be stored in well-ventilated areas and transported in approved containers. Anyone handling liquid nitrogen should understand the relevant safe work practices that should be applied when working with it.
Liquid nitrogen is simply nitrogen in its liquid state. It is an inert non-flammable liquid that does not support combustion. Liquid nitrogen is commonly used in research labs and within the medical industry.
Liquid nitrogen has many uses but is primarily used in the medical industry, in laboratories, and in the hospitality and food manufacturing industries for storing food.
If humans come into contact with liquid nitrogen, it can cause cold burns or injury. If inhaled excessively it can also cause asphyxiation.
Anyone can buy liquid nitrogen; however, it may be difficult finding a local supplier and storing it safely and securely.
Yes, at Supagas we sell liquid nitrogen in Australia. Please contact us to find out more information or to place an order.
The critical temperature of liquid nitrogen is -147 degrees Celsius, and its boiling point is -196 degrees Celsuis.
If handled correctly, liquid nitrogen isn’t particularly dangerous but it can cause harm if it is handled or stored the wrong way. It’s important to understand the safety protocols when working with liquid nitrogen.
Liquid nitrogen is available at select Supagas branches across Australia. Browse our branch locator here and contact your nearest branch directly to confirm product availability.
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