Oxygen is a colorless, tasteless and odorless gas that occupies about 21% (volume ratio) of air. It is chemically extremely active, has a strong ability to oxidize (that is, burn) other things, and combines with many elements. In addition, breathing plays an indispensable role in sustaining the life of living things. Industrially, it is manufactured by cooling the air and separating and purifying it together with nitrogen and argon.
| Chemical Formula | O 2 |
|---|---|
| Molecular Weight | 32.00 |
| Gas Density | 1.429Kg / M3 (0 ℃, 1Atm) |
| Liquid Density | 1.141Kg / L (Boiling Point) |
| Specific Gravity | 1.11 (Air = 1) |
| Boiling Point | 90.2K (1Atm) |
| Fusion Point | 54.4K (1Atm) |
| Critical Temperature | 154.6K |
| Critical Pressure | 50.1Atm, 5.05Mpa |
| Enthalpy Of Vaporization | 50.9Cal / G, 213Kj / Kg (Boiling Point) |
Utilizing its burning and oxidizing properties, it is used for blowing into furnaces in the steel industry, etc., as well as for welding and cutting of steel materials, and for oxidation reaction processes in the chemical field. It is also used in a wide range of fields such as oxygen inhalation in the medical field, wastewater treatment for environmental measures, and rocket propellants.
Welding / fusing equipment
Cupola Oxygen Enrichment System
Oxygen-fuel burner
Synthetic air supply system
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy device
Pulp bleaching system
