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Compressed Gases - Specific Gases

The OSHA regulations contain some sections regulating specific compressed gases, including:

Acetylene

Hydrogen

Oxygen

Nitrous oxide

Anhydrous ammonia

Liquefied petroleum gases.

Other compressed gases are in common use and fall under regulation Subpart H, 1910.101. Examples include chlorine, vinyl chloride, sulfur dioxide, methyl chloride, hydrogen sulfide, ethane, compressed air, and nitrogen.

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