houseman5
Bluelighter
Found one but want to know if it's n20 to get high on. Can someone post a picture of a nitrous tank
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Dissociatives What do nitrous tanks look like
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chippermonk
Bluelighter
If I remember right, they are color-coded, so a different color than oxygen ( maybe blue for nitrous, green oxygen?) . But it should have a label on it regardless. Don't go huff an acetylene tank, though!
Jabberwocky
Frumious Bandersnatch
You found a tank with compressed gas that has no label?
What makes you think it's a nitrous tank?
What makes you think it's a nitrous tank?
Gary White
Bluelighter
If you are talking about a "commercial" nitrous tank, look at the valve. It should be a CGA 328 with external threads and the pocket where the nipple goes will be around 3/8" (10mm). If it doesn't have a label saying medical grade and a lot number sticker, there is a chance it might be ":car" nitrous that is denatured with sulfur and definitely not for human consumption.
I don't know much about the ~500g bottles. Never saw one.
Internal threads generally mean flammable gasses and a larger pocket for the nipple will be oxygen, helium, argon or nitrogen. CO2 has a flat surface with a small hole in the middle.
There should still be a label on the neck of the bottle saying what it is.
I don't know much about the ~500g bottles. Never saw one.
Internal threads generally mean flammable gasses and a larger pocket for the nipple will be oxygen, helium, argon or nitrogen. CO2 has a flat surface with a small hole in the middle.
There should still be a label on the neck of the bottle saying what it is.