High Purity Nitrogen Gas in Ross Dependency, Adding Chain To Anchor - Specialty Gases

High Purity Nitrogen Gas is a ultra-clean, inert gas used in sensitive applications like electronics manufacturing and laboratories. Specialty Gases are customized gas mixtures or pure gases tailored for specific industrial, medical, or scientific uses. Both are critical for precision processes requiring controlled atmospheres or exact gas compositions.

High Purity Nitrogen Gas:

- Purity: 99.999% (5.0 Grade) or higher

- Molecular Weight: 28.0134 g/mol

- Density: 1.165 kg/m³ at 20°C

- Viscosity: 17.5 μPa·s at 20°C

- Buoyancy: Lighter than air (non-buoyant in air)

- Material: Inert diatomic gas (N₂)

- Common Sizes: 10L, 20L, 40L, 50L cylinders; bulk liquid (ISO containers)

- Pressure: 200-300 bar (compressed gas), 6-18 bar (liquid nitrogen)

Specialty Gases (General Properties):

- Purity: Custom grades (99.9% to 99.9999%)

- Molecular Weight: Varies by gas (e.g., Ar, He, CO₂)

- Density: Gas-dependent (e.g., He lighter, CO₂ heavier than air)

- Viscosity: Gas-dependent (e.g., He ~19.9 μPa·s, CO₂ ~14.8 μPa·s at 20°C)

- Buoyancy: Varies (He buoyant, CO₂ sinks)

- Material: Pure or mixed gases (e.g., calibration, laser, semiconductor grades)

- Common Sizes: 2L to 50L cylinders, mini-bulk, tonnage supply

- Pressure: 50-300 bar (varies by application)