What is carbon dioxide?

• Carbon dioxide is a combination of two oxygen atoms with one carbon atom.
• At atmospheric pressure and temperature one, carbon dioxide is colorless and odorless.
• Carbon dioxide is 1.5 times heavier than air and non-reactive and non-toxic and does not burn.
• In the presence of water, It makes carbonic acid (H₂CO₃ ) Forms.
• Carbon dioxide at the triple point and a temperature of -56.6 ⁰C and also a Pa pressure can be in the form of liquid, gas, or solid at the same time.
• At temperatures below the triple point; Carbon dioxide can be in both solid (dry ice) and gaseous forms.
• The most important source of carbon dioxide production is burning fossil fuels.
• Carbon dioxide is the most important greenhouse gas that warms the Earth’s atmosphere.
• Global warming is due to greenhouse gases that considered to be the biggest human problem in the present age.

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Carbon dioxide storage tanks:

• Carbon dioxide is transported and stored as liquefied flat gas in conventional cylinders as well as cryogenic liquefied gas in cryogenic chambers.
• Carbon dioxide is solidly weighed between 0.45 kg up to 22.7 kg in plastic bags or paper bags with very heavy paper, then transported in a heat-insulated tank.

Compatible and incompatible materials:

1. Dry carbon dioxide is an almost neutral and inert gas.
2. The use of all industrial metals doesn’t have a problem with the presence of carbon dioxide in environmental conditions.
3. Most polymers can be used in the presence of carbon dioxide at room temperature