Helium Gas-150 Cf Aluminum Cylinder with Handle

Helium gas, the lighter-than-air wonder, adds a touch of magic to celebrations and events. Known for its Buoyant and non-flammable properties, helium turns ordinary gatherings into vibrant, uplifting experiences. Picture colorful balloons dancing and defying gravity, all thanks to the enchanting allure of helium.Specifications: Chemical Symbol: He Atomic Numoer: 2 Molecular Weight: 4.0026 g/mcl Density: 0.1786 kg/m3 Boiling Point: -268.930C Melting Point: -272.2‘C Color: Colorless, tasteless, and odorless State at Room Temperature: Cas

Grade StandardiElectron Grade Grade Standardilndustrial Grade Grade StandardiMedicine Grade CAS No.:7440-S9-7 Other Namesiindustrial gas MF:He ElNECS No.:231-168-5 Purity :99.9-99.9999% AppearanceiCarton packing Application:Various application Brand NameiHengan Gas Model Numoer:1L - 80L helium gas ltem:price of high purity helium gas for sale F>urity:99.9% - 99.9999% Useilndustry. lab, balloons,... PackingiCylinder package Valveicustomize Cylinder coloncustomized Size:1L - 80L

Disposable Helium Canister (Delivery), What says party better than Balloons? The Disposable Helium Canister party kit is roughly the same size as a 9kg Cadac Cylinder. Kit includes 1x helium canister and 1x nozzle for filling balloons. The Canister can fill SO * 9' Balloons or 30* 12' Balloons. Canister contains UN1046 Helium. Compressed gas No.7<i<i0-S9-7. Once the canister is empty, please dispose safely or recycle at your nearest recycling depot. 'Balloons are not included in the kit.

Chemical Formula: CH3CCI2F2. Boiling Point: -24.7“C (-12.S*F)3. Critical Temperature: 210.2*C (410.4‘F)4. Critical Pressure: 4.08 MPa (41.8 atm)5. Molecular Weight: 116.95 g/mol6. Ozone Depletion Potential (OOP): 0.11 (compared to CFC-11, with an ODP of 1)7. Global Warming Potential (GWP): Approximately 725 (over a 100-year time horizon, relative to carbon dioxide)8. CAS Number: 1717-00-6 Description:R-1410, or 1,1-Dichlcro-1-fluoroethane, is a hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC) refrigerant that was commonly used in various air conditioning and refrigeration systems. It was widely used as a replacement for the more ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the past. However, due to its adverse environmental effects, particularly its ODP and GWP, its usage has been significantly phased out in many regions.The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer has played a significant role in the reduction