Liquefied gas mixtures, or ‘liquid mixtures,’ are often used for calibrations where the application demands calibration with a ‘heavy’ or longer-chain hydrocarbon (see demystifying-hydrocarbon-gas-mixtures-in-non-refillable-cylinders). Liquid mixtures
In this article we will go over the different terms as they relate to the overall accuracy of a gas mixture. Firstly, understand that “accuracy”
The compositions of gas mixtures are expressed in a number of different ways. These can change depending upon the mixture’s method of manufacture, the type
Typically, purity ratings for specialty gas products are focused upon high purity gases. However, purity ratings also apply to gas mixtures and specialty gas regulators
The shelf life of calibration gases are varied. Every mixture will have a particular shelf life which is determined specifically for that product.
Choosing the incorrect gas to calibrate your gas detectors will make the readings inaccurate and potentially unsafe. Here we explain which gas to use in
Why does hexane or pentane have less gas pressure in the cylinder than methane at 50% LEL?
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