Is it okay to use liquid argon as an inert gas in a glove box?
I'm currently using argon gas, and it needs frequent replacements, which is inconvenient. I'm wondering if using liquid argon might extend its usability period and safety
Yes, this is not uncommon in cases where there are interactions between nitrogen gas & your 'system'. I'm not sure what additional steps are required for traps & venting.
A consideration when using liquid argon is that it boils at -185.7 Celsius whereas oxygen boils at -183.0 Celsius, so oxygen from the atmosphere can condense on the argon and contaminate it, thereby, ruining an oxygen-free atmosphere. However, argon (40 amu) is also slightly heavier than diatomic oxygen (32 amu) and, therefore denser, so the contamination would only occur if air were blown over the surface of the liquid argon.