Oxygen gas that has been converted to a pale blue liquid by cooling it to a temperature below 183ºC.
Liquid is the highest purity form in which oxygen is supplied It is also far more efficient to store oxygen as a liquid rather than as a compressed gas since each volume of liquid will give more than 500 volumes of gas when it is converted to gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.
Properties: | Boiling point | -183°C |
Density | 1142kg/m3 | |
Relative density | 1.14 (Water = 1) | |
Ratio to volume of gas | 1 : 842 (At room temperature) |
Oxygen gas that has been converted to a pale blue liquid by cooling it to a temperature below 183ºC.
Liquid is the highest purity form in which oxygen is supplied It is also far more efficient to store oxygen as a liquid rather than as a compressed gas since each volume of liquid will give more than 500 volumes of gas when it is converted to gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.
Properties: | Boiling point | -183°C |
Density | 1142kg/m3 | |
Relative density | 1.14 (Water = 1) | |
Ratio to volume of gas | 1 : 842 (At room temperature) |
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