A cryogenic gas is a gas that has been cooled down to the point where it becomes a liquid, then vaporised again for usage – but still at a low temperature. The most common cryogenic gases are helium, hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, oxygen, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide. Due to risks factors such as cold burns, they must be handled with caution and proper equipment.
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