Nitrogen oxide 3.0

• Colorless toxic gas
• Turns brown when interacting with oxygen
• Poorly soluble in water
• Hard to liquefy
• Blue color in liquid form

Due to its effect on the nervous system, nitrous oxide is highly sought after in medicine for anesthesia. It is used in surgery, dentistry, obstetrics. This gas is also considered a bioproduct as it is found in almost all types of organisms.

The substance also finds wide application in other industrial sectors:

• Improving the performance of internal combustion engines in vehicles by enriching them with oxygen;
• Packaging various products in a specialized gas environment;
• Manufacturing aerosols;
• Fuel oxidation in mixtures with ethanol, acetylene;
• Preserving the flavor quality of food products during long-term storage, etc.

Transportation of nitrous oxide is carried out considering its toxicity, corrosive effects, and its ability to detonate and oxidize. Transportation of cylinders should be done in a horizontal position with spacers between cylinders or in a vertical position with protection against possible falling.

Transportation in packaged form in special containers is allowed.

Joint transportation with cylinders of oxygen is not allowed.

Transportation/handling must comply with the codes of the respective type of transport, federal laws, other regulatory acts, and the legislation of the country where the transportation/handling/reloading occurs.

Pure nitrogen is dangerous when transporting

Can be transported by

• train
• truck
• ship