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Liquid Nitrogen
Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) is Nitrogen in a liquid state at very low temperatures (-195.8 C or -320 F). In science, liquid nitrogen has a wide range of applications, and is most commonly used for snap freezing biological material and long-term cryopreservation of cells to thaw in the future. Since LN2 provides a very stable ultra-low temperature environment, cells can be stored in LN2 for years without significant loss of cell viability. For cryopreservation purposes, most labs keep the LN2 in specially designed thermally insulated tanks containing racks and boxes for cell and tissue storage.
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