Carbon Dioxide for Industry

Dwutlenek węgla

Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless and non-toxic gas. Melting point -56.6°C (0.52MPa), boiling point -78.6°C (sublimation), density 1.977g/L.

Carbon dioxide has a wide range of industrial uses.

Dry ice can be obtained by liquefying carbon dioxide into a colorless liquid under a certain pressure, and then rapidly solidifying under low pressure. Its temperature is minus 78.5 ℃. Because of its very low temperature, dry ice is often used to keep objects frozen or cryogenic.

Carbon Dioxide (3N)

Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless and non-toxic gas. Melting point -56.6°C (0.52MPa), boiling point -78.6°C (sublimation), density 1.977g/L.

Carbon dioxide has a wide range of industrial uses.

Dry ice can be obtained by liquefying carbon dioxide into a colorless liquid under a certain pressure, and then rapidly solidifying under low pressure. Its temperature is minus 78.5 ℃. Because of its very low temperature, dry ice is often used to keep objects frozen or cryogenic.

Dwutlenek węgla (5N)

Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless and non-toxic gas. Melting point -56.6°C (0.52MPa), boiling point -78.6°C (sublimation), density 1.977g/L.

Carbon dioxide has a wide range of industrial uses.

Dry ice can be obtained by liquefying carbon dioxide into a colorless liquid under a certain pressure, and then rapidly solidifying under low pressure. Its temperature is minus 78.5 ℃. Because of its very low temperature, dry ice is often used to keep objects frozen or cryogenic.

Carbon Dioxide in Argon

Mixture gas of CO2/Ar is a compressed gas, does not support combustion, cylinder containers are easy to overpressure when heated, and there is danger of explosion. It is used as a welding gas.

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