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inert atmosphere

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inert atmosphere [i′nərt ′at·mə‚sfir]
(chemical engineering)
A nonreactive gas atmosphere, such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, or helium; used to blanket reactive liquids in storage, to purge process lines and vessels of reactive gases and liquids, and to cover a reaction mix in a partially filled vessel.
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