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NFPA 704: Health 1 · Fire 0 · Reactivity 0 · Special SA
SA = Simple asphyxiant.
Hazard identification (GHS)
- Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated (H280).
- Asphyxiant in high concentrations; is also physiologically active — headache, dizziness and unconsciousness above ~5 %.
- Solid/liquid CO₂ and cold vapour cause frostbite.
First-aid measures
Inhalation: remove to fresh air; give oxygen or artificial respiration as needed and get medical help. Frostbite: flush affected skin with lukewarm water; do not rub; seek medical attention.
Handling & storage
- Ensure good ventilation; CO₂ is heavier than air and accumulates in cellars, pits and confined spaces.
- Store cylinders upright, capped, below 52 °C, away from heat.
- Use pressure regulators rated for CO₂; open valves slowly.
Physical & chemical properties
Stability & reactivity
Stable. No hazardous decomposition. Reacts with strong bases and reactive metals at high temperature.
Transport information
Carbon dioxide — Class 2.2, UN 1013, Label: Non-flammable gas.
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Frequently asked questions
Reference summary only, compiled by International Industrial Gases Ltd (updated 2026-07-20). Values are for the compressed-gas form. It does not replace the full signed Safety Data Sheet supplied with the product; always follow the SDS provided with your cylinders.