Note: Ingredients listed on restricted chemical lists
EC/CAS
7727-37-9
Name of the chemical
Nitrogen N2
Concentration
76.5 to 80.5
General Information
Revision date
2011-09-04
Product name
RECONSTITUTED AIR
Product Synonyms
O2 19.5-23.5%; N2 76.5-80.5%
Chemical name
Gas Mixture
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Company Information
company name
asi
Section 2
SECTION 2: Hazards identification
No data given. Physical Data Boiling Point -317.8° F / -194.3° C Vapor Density (Air =1) 1.0 @ STP Vapor Pressure: Above critical temperature Solubility (H2O): Slightly soluble Appearance: Colorless Gas Odor: Odorless Fire Fighting Measures Flammable Properties Fire and Explosive Hazards Flash Point: N/A Vigorously accelerates combustion. Electrical Classification Extinguishing Media Nonhazardous Water spray to keep cylinders cool Fire Fighting Instructions If possible, stop the flow of gas, which is supporting the fire. Exposure and Effects – Inhalation Routes of Exposure – Inhalation Air is nontoxic and necessary to support life. However, high pressure effects (greater than two atmospheres) act on the central nervous system by the accumulation of nitrogen in the blood. Inhalation of air in high-pressure environment such as underwater diving, caissons or hyperbaric chambers can result in symptoms similar to overexposure to pure oxygen. These include tingling of fingers and toes, abnormal sensations, impaired coordination and confusion. Decompression sickness pains or “bends” are possible following rapid decompression.
