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    Lifetime Gases

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    This document lists the shelf lives of various gas components used in products. It notes that the shelf life of a gas blend will be equal to the shelf life of the component with the shortest lifespan. As an example, a blend containing hydrogen sulfide (12 months), carbon monoxide (36 months), methane (36 months), and oxygen (36 months) would have a shelf life of 12 months due to the hydrogen sulfide.

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    This document lists the shelf lives of various gas components used in products. It notes that the shelf life of a gas blend will be equal to the shelf life of the component with the shortest lifespan. As an example, a blend containing hydrogen sulfide (12 months), carbon monoxide (36 months), methane (36 months), and oxygen (36 months) would have a shelf life of 12 months due to the hydrogen sulfide.

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    This document lists the shelf lives of various gas components used in products. It notes that the shelf life of a gas blend will be equal to the shelf life of the component with the shortest lifespan. As an example, a blend containing hydrogen sulfide (12 months), carbon monoxide (36 months), methane (36 months), and oxygen (36 months) would have a shelf life of 12 months due to the hydrogen sulfide.

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    Lifetime Gases

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    Agung Setiawan
    This document lists the shelf lives of various gas components used in products. It notes that the shelf life of a gas blend will be equal to the shelf life of the component with the shortest lifespan. As an example, a blend containing hydrogen sulfide (12 months), carbon monoxide (36 months), methane (36 months), and oxygen (36 months) would have a shelf life of 12 months due to the hydrogen sulfide.

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    PRODUCT SHELF LIFE

    COMPONENT SHELF LIFE (Months)


    Ammonia (NH
    3
    ) 12
    Carbon dioxide (CO
    2
    ) 36
    Carbon monoxide (CO) 36
    Chlorine (Cl
    2
    ) 9
    Ethylene (C
    2
    H
    4
    ) 36
    n-Hexane 36
    Hydrogen (H
    2
    ) 36
    Hydrogen hloride (HCl) !
    Hydrogen yanide (HCN) 12
    Hydrogen "#l$ide (H
    2
    %) 12
    &"ob#tylene (C
    4
    H
    !
    ) 36
    'ethane (CH
    4
    ) 36
    Nitri oxide (NO) 12
    Nitrogen dioxide (NO
    2
    ) 6
    Nitro#" oxide (N
    2
    O) 12
    Oxygen (O
    2
    ) 36
    N-(entane (C
    )
    H
    12
    ) 36
    *ro(ane (C
    3
    H
    !
    ) 36
    %#l$#r dioxide (%O
    2
    ) 12
    +ero air, +ero Nitrogen 36
    -he "hel$ li$e o$ a blend o$ om(onent" .ill be e/#al to the "hel$ li$e o$ the om(onent .ith
    the "horte"t "hel$ li$e0
    Exam(le1 -he "hel$ li$e o$ a blend ontaining Hydrogen %#l$ide (H
    2
    % - 12 'onth") 2 Carbon
    'onoxide (CO - 36 'onth") 2 'ethane (CH
    4
    - 36 'onth") and Oxygen (O
    2
    - 36 'onth") i"
    12 month"0

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