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The normal gaseous composition of air is nitrogen (78.08% – volume per volume), oxygen (20.96%) and carbon dioxide (CO2) (0.03%), together with variable concentrations of water vapour and traces of inert or noble gases.
Gas analysis plays a central role in manufacturing processes, healthcare procedures, chemical/petrochemical and semiconductor applications.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning about the potential dangers of eating, drinking or handling food products prepared by adding liquid nitrogen (N2).
NASA has launched a public competition seeking novel ways to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful compounds that would help astronauts survive on the red planet.
Two leading manufacturers of gas safety and gas control equipment have shared their activities, views and observations in regard to valves and technology.
There are few acronyms as well known in the environmental management industry as CEMS. Also, few explain so clearly what they mean… ‘Continuous Emissions Monitoring System’. The goal of each system is very simple: stack...
Home to the fifth-largest industrial gas market of the eight regions in the US, the Mid-Atlantic gases business was worth just over $2.1bn in 2016 – up from $1.5bn in 2006. This indicates an average...
Take 10 minutes out with Michael Larsen, President of CP Industries, as he discusses life in the cylinder business, his biggest achievements to date, and shares his opinion of M&A as a growth strategy.
The Western Australian (WA) Government has revealed plans to establish a council to drive opportunities for a 21st century renewable hydrogen (H2) industry in the state.
Ratermann Manufacturing, Inc., California-based supplier of cryogenic and compressed gas equipment, is thrilled to share its latest product from its KnowGas Technologies division – the KnowGas System.
