DRY ICE (Solid Carbon Dioxiede)

Dry ice is obtained by throttling liquid carbon dioxide. The resulting snow is then compressed into blocks of dry ice. 

SPECIFICATION : 

• Fraction of total mass of carbon dioxide, % 99,96-99,98
•  Content of mineral oils - Should sustain the test by clause 3.4 
• Content of hydrogen sulphide - Should sustain the test by clause 3.5
•  Content of hydrochloric acid - Should sustain the test by clause 3.6
•  Content of sulphurous and nitrous acids and organic compounds
  (alcohols, ethers, aldehydes and organic acids)  - Should sustain the test by clause  3.7
•  Content of ammonia and ethanolamines - Should sustain the test by clause 3.8
•  Smell and taste - Should sustain the test by clause 3.9
•  Content of aromatic hydrocarbons (including benzene) - Should sustain the test by clause 3.10
•  Fraction of total mass of residue after evaporation,% 0,02-0,04

PROPERTIES: 

• Form of dry ice - white blocks 

APPLICATIONS: 

• Dry ice is used in medicine, for cooling food products, it also has a wide application in scientific research institutes for carrying out experimental work at low temperatures, when testing the strength of critical parts, etc. 

SHIPMENT: 

• in special containers by all means of transport.