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Nitrogen
Hydrogen, rare gases, nitrogen and oxygen
Chemicals-inorganic
Y - Indicates information is in the hazardous materials information resource system (hmirs).
PMICA - Item does not contain precious metal.
CRITL- The item does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application.
085880 - Gases/mixture noi o/t poison
634 - Cylinders, compressed gas, filled or empty
9 - Other or no special handling required (sh)
A - Shipment is not a consolidation and does not exceed 84 inches in any dimension.
C - Chemical corps items and all other chemicals not covered in other classificatons. note: when an item has a chemical proper shipp
G - Nonflammable compressed gas, un class 2 (nonflammable gas label; except: (1) oxygen which requires an oxidizer label, and (2) fl
Q - 70.0
Questions & Answers: |
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| What are the historical prices recorded for this stock number? | |
| No pre-dated pricing for this NSN could be found. | |
| Does NSN 6830-00-764-8954 have a shelf life? | |
| No. There is no shelf life applicable for this NSN. | |
| What NATO entities are users of this NSN? | |
| Germany | |
| What is the NIIN of NSN 6830-00-764-8954? | |
| 007648954 or 00-764-8954 | |
| Does NSN 6830-00-764-8954 require demilitarization? | |
| Yes - ITAR Controlled | |
| What is the most recent solicitation for NSN 6830-00-764-8954? | |
| No solicitations for this NSN. | |
| When was this national stock number assigned to the federal catalog? | |
| May 20, 1978 | |
Routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: nitrogen is a simple asphyxiant.
nitrogen under high pressure can produce narcosis.
explanation of carcinogenicity: none of the chemicals in this product is
listed by iarc, ntp or osha as a carcinogen.
effects of overexposure: inhalation: dizziness, nausea, vomiting, loss of
consciousness, and death.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: none noted.
First aid: inhalation: remove subject to fresh air. Rescue workers, wear
scba. Give oxygen/cpr as needed.
Hcc: g3
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -320f,-196c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -346f,-210c
vapor density: 0.07245
spec gravity: 0.967
solubility in water: 1.52%
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas.
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
none.
stability condition to avoid: none.
hazardous decomposition products: none.
Waste disposal methods: vent nitrogen gas slowly to a well ventilated
outodoor location remote from work areas. Do not dispose of
residual nitrogen in cylinders. Return to manufacturer with
residual pressure, valve tightly c losed, and valve caps in place.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: nitrogen
cas: 7727-37-9
rtecs #: qw9700000
fraction by wt: 100%
acgih tlv: asphyxiant; 9192
Reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: nitrogen is a simple asphyziant.
maintain oxygen levels above 19.5% at sea level.
effects of overexposure: effects of overexposure to high concentrations
so as to displace the oxygen in the air necessary for life may
include any. All or none of the following: loss of balance or
dizziness: tightness in the frontal area of the forehead;
tingling of the tongue, fingertips or toes; weakened speech leading
to the inability to utter sounds; rapid reduction in the ability to
perform movements; reduced consci ousness of surroundings; loss of
tactile sensations; heightened mental activity; nitrogen is
nontoxic but the liberation of a large amount in a confined area
could displace the amount of oxygen in ai r necessary to support
life.
First aid: inhalation: conscious persons should be assisted to an
uncontaminated area and inhale fresh air. Quick removal from
contaminated area is most important. First aid: skin: remove
contaminated clothing and flush affected areas with lukewarm
water. Do not use hot water. A physician should see the patient
promptly if the cryogenic "burn" has resulted in blistering of the
dermal surface or deep tissue fre ezing. first aid: eyes: do not
wash the eyes with hot or even tepid water! Open eyelids wide to
allow liquid to evaporate. If paid is present, refer the victim to
an ophthalmologist for treatment and follow up.
Boiling pt: =-195.C, -319.F
melt/freeze pt: =-209.C, -344.2f
vapor pres: above critical temp.
vapor density: 0.97
solubility in water: very slightly soluble
appearance and odor: a colorless gas odorless
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
conditions to avoid polymerization: will not occur.
Waste disposal methods: do not attempt to dispose of waste or unused
quantities. Return in the shipping container properly labeled, with
any valve outlet plugs or caps secured and valve protection cap in
place to holox for p roper disposal.
Ingred name: nitrogen
cas: 7727-37-9
rtecs #: qw9700000
Effects of overexposure: effects of exposure to high concentrations so
as to displace the oxygen in air necessary for life may include
any, all or none of the following: loss of balance or dizziness;
tightness in the fron tal area of the forehead; tingling of the
tongue, fingertips or toes; weakened speech leading to the
inability to utter sounds; rapid reduction in the ability to
perform movements; reduced conscio usness of the surroundings;
loss of tactile sensations heightened mental activity. It is
possible that none of these symptoms may occur in nitrogen
asphyxia.
First aid: prompt medical attention is mandatory in all cases of
overexposure to nitrogen, rescue personnel should be equipped with
self-contained breathing apparatus. Inhalation: conscious persons
should be ass isted to an uncontaminated area and inhale fresh air.
quick removal from the contaminated area is important. Unconscious
persons should be removed from area and given mouth to mouth
resuscitation.
Boiling pt: =-195.C, -319.F
melt/freeze pt: =-209.C, -344.2f
vapor pres: 21.1 c
vapor density: 50.46
spec gravity: @70 f (21.1 c)=0.97
solubility in water: very slightly
appearance and odor: colorless. Odorless gas.
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
conditions to avoid polymerization: will not occur.
Waste disposal methods: do not attempt to dispose of waste or waste or
unused quantities. Return in the shipping container properly
labeled, with any valve outlet plugs or caps secured and valve
protection cap in place to yo ur supplier.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: nitrogen
cas: 7727-37-9
rtecs #: qw9700000