Special properties
Properties of cryogenic fluids
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Special properties
Properties of cryogenic fluids

Author : Christian GIANESE

Publication date: April 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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1. Special properties

1.1 Nitrogen

Nitrogen gas is the main constituent of air (78.09% by volume).

Liquid nitrogen is one of the most widely used cryogenic fluids.

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1.1.1 Applications

Nitrogen is extracted from the air using a cryogenic process.

It is then used :

  • or in gaseous form, to provide the inert atmosphere required for chemical and metallurgical processes, electronic component manufacturing or neutral-atmosphere...

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