Liquid Nitrogen NF 100 % (Nitrogen LIQUID) 100 %

Liquid Nitrogen NF 100% is a cryogenic fluid used for various medical and industrial applications. This high-purity nitrogen is essential for procedures requiring extreme cold, such as skin treatments and preservation.

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100 %

Manufacturer / TM Owner

AIR LIQUIDE CANADA INC.

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Indications & Clinical Uses

Liquid Nitrogen NF 100% is primarily used in medical settings for cryotherapy, which involves the application of extreme cold to treat skin conditions. It is also utilized in dermatology for removing warts, skin tags, and other benign lesions. Additionally, this liquid nitrogen is employed in various industrial processes where ultra-low temperatures are required.

Side Effects

When applied topically, Liquid Nitrogen NF 100% causes rapid freezing of the targeted area, which can result in temporary discomfort or pain. The treated area may become red, swollen, or blistered as the skin responds to the extreme cold. These effects are typically short-lived and part of the healing process.

Precautions & Warnings

Handling Liquid Nitrogen NF 100% requires caution due to its extremely low temperature. It should only be used by trained professionals to avoid frostbite or tissue damage. Proper personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when handling this substance to prevent accidental exposure.

Avoid Interactions

Liquid Nitrogen NF 100% is generally inert and does not interact with other substances in a chemical sense. However, it can cause physical damage to materials and tissues it comes into contact with. It is important to store and handle this substance in a controlled environment to prevent accidental exposure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Liquid nitrogen is used for cryotherapy in medical settings, as well as in various industrial applications requiring ultra-low temperatures.

Liquid nitrogen is safe for skin treatments when used by trained professionals, but it can cause frostbite or tissue damage if mishandled.

Liquid nitrogen should be stored in specialized containers designed to handle cryogenic temperatures to prevent accidental exposure.

Common effects include redness, swelling, and blistering as the skin responds to the extreme cold.

Yes, liquid nitrogen is used in various industrial processes where ultra-low temperatures are required.

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GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

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Last updated: 29 Jul 2026

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