Carbon Dioxide

Carbon Dioxide is a colorless gas with a slightly pungent odor and biting taste. It will not burn, support combustion or sustain life. It is about 1.5 times heavier than air. Normally stored as a liquid, carbon dioxide exists only as a solid or gas at room conditions. The solid CO2 snow transforms (sublimes) directly to a gas without passing through the liquid phase.

The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) specification G-6.2, Grade H is considered standard for commercial carbon dioxide.

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Carbon Dioxide Conversion Data

Carbon Dioxide

Weight
Gas
Liquid
Solid
Pounds
Tons

Kilograms

Cubic Feet
Cubic Meters
Gallons
Liters
Cubic Feet
Lb
Tons
Kg
SCF
Nm3
Gal
L
Cu. Ft.
1 Pound
1
0.0005
0.4536
8.741
0.2294
0.11806
0.4469
0.010246
1 Ton
2000
1
907.2
17483
458.8
236.1
893.9
20.49
1 Kilogram
2.205
0.0011023
1
19253
0.5058
0.2603
0.986
0.226
1 SCF Gas
0.1144
0.05189
1
0.02628
0.013506
0.05113
0.0011726
1 Nm3 Gas
4.359
0.00218
1.9772
38.04
1
0.5146
1.948
0.04468
1 Gal Liquid
8.47
0.004235
3.842
74.04
1.9431
1
3.785
0.08678
1 L Liquid
2.238
0.0011185
1.0151
19.562
0.5134
0.2642
1
0.02293
1 Cu Ft Solid
97.56
0.0488
44.25
852.8
22.38
11.518
43.6
1

SCF (standard cubic foot) and SM3 (standard cubic meter) gas measured at 1 atmosphere and 70ºF.

Liquid measured at 0ºF and saturated pressure.

Nm3 (normal cubic meter) gas measured at 1 atmosphere and 0ºC.

All values round to the nearest 4/5 significant numbers.