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Airgas Nitrogen Material Safety Data Sheet
This Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for nitrogen, supplied by Airgas Inc., details the chemical’s identification, hazards, first‑aid measures, fire‑fighting instructions, and environmental impact. It includes safety precautions for both gaseous and cryogenic liquid forms, emphasizing asphyxiation and frostbite risks.
The document also outlines handling and storage requirements, exposure controls, physical‑chemical properties, stability, toxicology, transport regulations, and disposal guidelines, helping users comply with safety standards and regulatory obligations.
Covers: Chemical product and company identification · Hazards identification · First aid measures · Fire‑fighting measures · Accidental release measures · Handling and storage
Airgas Oxygen Safety Data Sheet
This Safety Data Sheet provides comprehensive information on Airgas compressed oxygen, including its chemical identity, hazards, composition, and first‑aid measures. It outlines fire‑fighting procedures, accidental release actions, and detailed handling and storage requirements to ensure safe use.
The document also covers exposure controls, personal protective equipment, physical and chemical properties, stability, toxicology, ecological impact, disposal methods, transport regulations, and applicable legal requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
Covers: Identification · Hazards identification · Composition / information on ingredients · First‑aid measures · Fire‑fighting measures · Accidental release measures
Latest Airgas manuals
Airgas Nitrogen Material Safety Data Sheet
Datasheet 6 pages · 112 KB · ENAirgas Nitrogen MSDS provides hazard, handling, storage, and regulatory information for nitrogen gas and liquid.
Airgas Oxygen Safety Data Sheet
Datasheet 11 pages · 170 KB · ENSafety Data Sheet for Airgas compressed oxygen, detailing hazards, handling, storage, and regulatory information.
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Questions answered in Airgas manuals
How should nitrogen be stored safely?
Cylinders should be stored upright with valve protection caps, secured to prevent falling, and kept at temperatures below 52 °C; avoid puncturing or incinerating the container.
What personal protective equipment is required when handling liquid nitrogen?
Use insulated gloves suitable for low temperatures, a full face shield, and safety eyewear; a self‑contained breathing apparatus is recommended for large spills.
What are the primary hazards of Airgas oxygen?
It is an oxidizing gas under pressure that may intensify fire and can explode if heated.
How should oxygen cylinders be stored?
Store cylinders upright with the valve protection cap in place, in a cool, well‑ventilated, dry area away from sunlight and combustible materials.