Carbon Dioxide

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Carbon dioxide can be recovered from many different sources. It is the exhaust gas obtained from fermentation processes, limestone kilns, natural CO2 springs, and gas streams from chemical and petrochemical operations. More recently, CO2 has also been recovered from exhaust gases from power plants.

Purity or Quantity	carrier	volume
99.9%	cylinder	40L

Carbon Dioxide

"Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic gas. Melting point -56.6°C (0.52MPa), boiling point -78.6°C (sublimation), density 1.977g/L. Carbon dioxide has a wide range of industrial uses.

Dry ice is formed by liquefying carbon dioxide into a colorless liquid under a certain pressure, and then rapidly solidifying under low pressure. Its temperature was -78.5°C. Due to its very low temperature, dry ice is often used to keep objects frozen or cryogenic.
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