Safety Fact Sheet – Liquid Nitrogen

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Safety Fact Sheet – Liquid Nitrogen Liquid Nitrogen is a cryogen used where very low temperatures or rapid temperature reduction is required. It is colourless, odourless and non-toxic with a boiling point of -196°C. Potential Harm Severe Cold Burns Frostbite Eye Damage – retinal displacement Pressure Build-up Protect Yourself Always wear dry thermally insulated gloves – NEVER handle with bare hands Wear appropriate Eye Protection Use tongs to retrieve objects Dispense slowly – minimise boiling/ splashes Use and store in well ventilated areas Check equipment for frost damage Only use containers designed for cryogenic use Only use loose fitting lids – NEVER seal KNOW what to do in an Emergency Leak Oxygen Displacement Asphyxiation