How do compressed gases behave when stored correctly?

When compressed gases are stored correctly, they remain stable. Correct storage involves placing the cylinders upright, securing them to prevent tipping, and keeping them away from heat sources and direct sunlight. These practices help maintain the integrity of the gas and the cylinder, reducing the risks of leaks or explosions. Stable storage conditions ensure that pressure levels remain within safe limits, and that the gas does not react unfavorably with other materials. Proper handling and storage are crucial for minimizing hazards such as fires or uncontrolled releases that can occur if the gas is destabilized.