R-410 refrigeration gas

R-410 refrigeration gas Specification

Vapor Density
3.0(air=3.0)

Purity
High

Boiling point
-48.5

Pressure
1.11 Pa

CAS No
2903

Industries
Oil And Gas

Elemental Gases
other

Application
Industrial

Weight
45 Kilograms (kg)

R-410 refrigeration gas Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
45 Kilograms

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About R-410 refrigeration gas

R-410A is a hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerant, a blend of difluoromethane (R-32) and pentafluoroethane (R-125). Its technical properties include a boiling point of

-48.5negative 48.5 raised to the composed with power

48.5

C and a vapor density of

3.03.0

3.0

(air=1), while its safety precautions involve avoiding exposure to high temperatures, open flames, and certain reactive metals to prevent the formation of toxic decomposition products like hydrofluoric acid (HF). In case of exposure, skin and eye contact can cause frostbite or irritation, and high concentrations of the gas can cause asphyxiation by displacing oxygen.

Technical properties

Composition: A near-azeotropic blend of 50% R-32 and 50% R-125.
Boiling point:
-48.5negative 48.5 raised to the composed with power
48.5
C (at 1,013 hPa).
Vapor pressure:
215.3215.3
215.3
psia at
7070 raised to the composed with power
70
F (
21.121.1 raised to the composed with power
21.1
C).

Vapor density:
3.03.0
3.0
(air = 1.0).

Specific gravity:
1.0661.066
1.066
(water = 1.0) at
2525 raised to the composed with power
25
C.

Odor: Faint ethereal odor.

Global Warming Potential (GWP):
20882088
2088
(based on IPCC-AR4 report).

Health hazards:
- Inhalation: High concentrations can cause asphyxiation by reducing oxygen levels, leading to symptoms like dizziness, loss of coordination, and, in severe cases, cardiac arrhythmia or unconsciousness.
- Skin/Eye contact: The liquid can cause frostbite. Repeated skin contact can lead to irritation and defatting.
Fire and explosion hazards:
- The gas is not flammable at ambient temperatures and pressure, but can become combustible when mixed with air under pressure and exposed to ignition sources.
- Contact with certain reactive metals (e.g., finely powdered aluminum, magnesium, zinc) at high temperatures can cause an explosive or exothermic reaction.
Handling precautions:
- Handle in a well-ventilated area to avoid asphyxiation.
- Avoid contact with open flames, hot surfaces, and strong ignition sources.
- Protect containers from direct sunlight and temperatures above
  5050 raised to the composed with power
  50
  C (
  122122 raised to the composed with power
  122
  F).
- Do not pierce or burn cylinders, even when empty.
Protective equipment:
- Wear chemical safety goggles.
- Use butyl rubber gloves when handling to prevent frostbite or irritation.
First aid:
- Inhalation: Move the person to fresh air. Seek medical attention if symptoms persist.
- Skin/Eye contact: For frostbite, gently rewarm the affected area with lukewarm water. For irritation, flush with water and seek medical advice.
Disposal: Dispose of in accordance with national and local regulations. Do not vent into the atmosphe