DavidJ - 6-8-2025 at 19:38
Hey, so i havent been able to find any sources for it anywhere and was just wondering if anyone had any. I dont it for anything specific and only in
small quantities. If you have any connections or something like that just shoot me a message. would also be down to pick it up if someone lives
nearby.
davidfetter - 7-8-2025 at 08:22
I don't know whether this is pertinent, but liquefying N2 takes quite a bit of energy, and your beautiful country has chose to decommission
many GW of nuclear energy over the past few years. This has done a lot of damage to industries, such as the chemical industry, which require large and
steady energy supplies.
Radiums Lab - 7-8-2025 at 09:29
It's hard for me to get LN2 in India too. I tried to find em nearby but no luck, they only supply to industries.
Mateo_swe - 15-8-2025 at 11:29
You could make liquid air yourself if that would do for your purpose, its very similar.
But you need to buy one of those sterling cryocoolers or cryo coolends (see youtube) and these usually is quite expensive when found on auctionsites
but i guess liquid nitrogen probably is expensive too.
Another way is to use a nitrogen separator filter that separates out the nitrogen from air (or was it oxygen), but those are also not cheap.
But there are ways to make it if you are determined enough and can spend some on equipment.