Discussion Nitrogen gas liquifying in cold temp?

[Nocturna666]

The tank of gas had been stored in the garage for a few weeks now and today after scrolling through info I saw the gas can become liquified in cold temperature. Being it's January, nights can still get pretty cold. Does anyone know what temp would pose this issue?

 

[gasforme]

The tank of gas had been stored in the garage for a few weeks now and today after scrolling through info I saw the gas can become liquified in cold temperature. Being it's January, nights can still get pretty cold. Does anyone know what temp would pose this issue?

Nitrogen liquefies at -196°C (-321°F) or so you wouldn't get that cold in your garage.

The air your breathe is mostly nitrogen so the actual air would liquify as well.

 

[behindtheveil]

For a moment, I got scared because I too have a cylinder. Thank you @gasforme for clarifying.

 

[Nocturna666]

After I made the post not long after saw that information online but thank you for responding. ;)

 

[Dan-Star-HI]

Nitrogen liquefies at -196°C (-321°F) or so you wouldn't get that cold in your garage.

The air your breathe is mostly nitrogen so the actual air would liquify as well.

Thanks for the info, I didn't know