Nitrogen (N₂) is a molecule that constitutes 78% of the air we breathe. Nitrogen
has a boiling point of
-195.8°C, at atmospheric pressure, and a melting point of -210°C. Also,
if Nitrogen is compressed, it can
turn into a solid without cooling. It is a colorless, odorless and inert gas.
Nitrogen is valued both as a gas
for its inert properties and a liquid for cooling and freezing. Virtually any
industry can benefit from its unique properties.
Nitrogen can be used in virtually any
industry to improve yields and optimize performance. It enables the safe storage and use of flammables and
prevents the explosion of combustibles. In addition, nitrogen improves the quality and shelf-life of air-sensitive materials
such as food, pharmaceuticals and electronic products.
Some Applications of Nitrogen:
1.
Agricultural Industry
Applications
2. Chemical Processing
3.
Construction Processes
4. Cryogenic Applications
5.
Electronics Manufacturing
6. Energy Sector Processes
7.
Food and Beverage Applications
8. Glass Manufacturing
9.
Medical Applications
10. Pharmaceutical Industry Applications
11.
Transportation Sectors
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