@JeffersonLab ignore YourNintendoNewsNow, i liked this. but what i would like to see is probably something amazing: SUPER BALLS! what i mean is not those 3 dollar ones at the stores, i mean those fancy ones that can defy gravity, if they are invented yet. if they aren't, stick frozen luquid nitrogen in a fire and see what happens :)
@JeffersonLab you love luquid nitrogen. don't you? by the way, ignore the top comment. I liked it because of the experiment you thought of. by the way, it's LUKE's lightsaber this time ; ) i think this is really cool. right now, we are studying luquid cells and other things involving many cell related stuff :/ but anyway's, nice experiment. science is not about the why. its about the why not. but anyways, i would like to see you put a happy meal in luquid nitrogen! it could be really interesting
baking soda + vinigar (or however you spell it) + liquid nitrogen + any kind of fruit (very juicy ones!) + Sierra Mist Natural lemon-lime soda ! (or club soda) idk how that will do, but I want to see how they will mix , I'm just curious and I want to see if it will blow up, or if it even does ! plz try this !!! plzz !!
@JeffersonLab what would happen if you mixed something hot like lava for instance with liquid nitrogen? Would it freeze due to lack of oxygen? I know oxygen is part of the fire triangle and it wouldn't light without it, and as lava is partly fire, would it extinguish and turn to stone? Thanks :)
@deadlife1243 Lava isn't partly fire. It's just molten rock. Removing oxygen won't freeze lava. Reducing its temperature will. So, if you were to pour enough liquid nitrogen onto lava, the lava would freeze.
@deadlife1243 I figured as much, but it was still fun to dream. I knew that as far as making industrial diamonds they'd be rather small, since they're made for the fact they boast a cutting hardness unmatched by most other matter hence such things as diamond edged cutting blades and such. Was just wondering, since they can just about perfect the pressure and heat needed to form the diamond, if they couldn't apply the same precision to a large amount of carbon and get a babies-fist sized jewel.
@MrLionmaster12 The liquid nitrogen won't stop you from drinking it. But, just because you can drink it, doesn't mean that it's a good idea to drink it. You can drink raw sewage, too, if you like. It's not a great idea to do so, though.
@MrLionmaster12 think freezer burn.......in your throat, and stomach, and mouth and everything else, like, frost bite extreme, blackened limbs that are so damn dead they aren't even rotten they're just petrified...thats about what would happen if you drank liquid nitrogen. oh, and probably suffocate since liquid nitrogen, if i remember right is nitrogen cooled and compressed into its condensed version, i.e. liquid.
@mediumrarethesable Even better, diamonds aren't thermodynamically stable at room temperature and pressure. They very, very slowly convert to graphite.
@JeffersonLab question, since you mentioned it, are industry grade diamonds of a similiar quality as jewelry grade, for such things as gem cutting and such? Asking because i'd love to be able to chuckle and laugh and say to a jewelry seller "that 10 carat diamond from a mine in Tanzania you're shilling for 2k(or more) could be outclassed for half as much by something made with a machine and a handful of pure carbon byproduct."
@phoenixrisinghigh Most natural diamonds aren't suitable for jewelry and end up being used in industrial applications anyway. I doubt the manufactured ones have a higher 'success' rate, considering that making gemstones isn't the goal. I also think that manufactured diamonds tend to be on the small side.
When its cooling, the egg is in contact with a liquid, which is much denser and has more atoms to remove the heat. When it's thawing, it's in gas, which is much less dense. Also the temperature difference between liquid nitrogen and the egg is much higher than the difference between the frozen egg and the air.
@Nomoreidsleft You basically have it with your first segment. You are incorrect about the temperature difference, though. The egg went from room temperature to 77 K and then from 77 K back to room temperature.
@JeffersonLab Thanks. Yes, I think the difference between gas and liquid is the main reason, but I don't think the egg will reach the actual temperature of the liquid nitrogen. Have you actually measured the temperature of the egg after being dunked?
@Nomoreidsleft No, it got there. But even if it didn't, it isn't relevant since the temperature change the egg is undergoing is the same for a given cycle. Hot to cold then cold to hot. Doesn't matter if 'cold' equals the temperature of liquid nitrogen or 50 degrees warmer than liquid nitrogen. The egg still cools down and then warms up by the same amount for that cycle.
Why don't you try it with a full can of juice? That'd be interesting, if the soft drink freezes before the can collapses in on itself then what happens? Would the carbon dioxide in the drink change anything?
@Ryanmac97 Actually I think that the can would explode, the juice would freeze and expand normally like water would, since the pressure would increase dramatically the can will not be able to hold that much pressure and explode, thats why people have to pump out the water from their sprinklers during winter.
In one of my classes at school we are begging to study the atoms of the ocean, or just water atoms in general. I was searching threw you tube of stuff like this and I have to say I love yours!
here is another idea for you.. try the experiment that science bob did, inflating a balloon with carbon dioxide alone using clear vinegar in a bottle, and baking soda in the balloon, then stretch the balloon on the top, when pouring in the baking soda it would produce carbon dioxide by chemical reaction, and inflate the balloon, then place this in LN2, see what happens..
@zachst001001 You can stop the pipe from leaking by using liquid nitrogen to freeze the water in the pipe. This doesn't really fix the pipe, though, since it'll just start to leak again once the water thaws out.
Incidentally, this is one use of liquid nitrogen. If a welder needs to cut a pipe that can't be isolated with a valve, liquid nitrogen is used to make a temporary ice plug in the pipe.
Can you freeze a pencil?
sasukefan8642 2 hours ago
it looks like a yellow eye ............
thedclogo123 2 days ago
Freeze nitro glycerin.
MrKeenius 3 days ago 2
@MrKeenius Thank you, no.
JeffersonLab 2 days ago 4
what would happen if you put oobleck into liquid nitrogen?
bbail22 3 days ago
what would happen if you put a gummi bear in liquid nitrogen?
bbail22 3 days ago
spray cream into liquid nitrogen. whats it like? (mention my name)
colgatepony234 3 days ago
@colgatepony234 Wanna Be.
musicislovegirl 3 days ago
lool 'didn't change it's... eggness' XD
No1Fan4SWAC 4 days ago
that looked kinda gross, cool, but gross. Thanks for doing that experiment.
MegaCupcakesRule 5 days ago
You should put different kinds of fruit and vegtables in liquid nitrogen.
owwenify 5 days ago
put ome choclate sauce
RosieRose8D 1 week ago
@JeffersonLab Next i think you should put bacon a hot dog and a choclate bar
XxAlexaAwesome01xX 1 week ago
@YourNintendoNewsNow thats not nice but it was funny
XxAlexaAwesome01xX 1 week ago
cool
ostmanlover 1 week ago
@YourNintendoNewsNow LOL
Handbanana8860 2 weeks ago
The last joke was one of the lame but really funny to fake laugh so i hit the LIKE button, and the subscribe on too!
thatwolfyguy 2 weeks ago
@JeffersonLab ignore YourNintendoNewsNow, i liked this. but what i would like to see is probably something amazing: SUPER BALLS! what i mean is not those 3 dollar ones at the stores, i mean those fancy ones that can defy gravity, if they are invented yet. if they aren't, stick frozen luquid nitrogen in a fire and see what happens :)
TheLink8003 2 weeks ago
@JeffersonLab you love luquid nitrogen. don't you? by the way, ignore the top comment. I liked it because of the experiment you thought of. by the way, it's LUKE's lightsaber this time ; ) i think this is really cool. right now, we are studying luquid cells and other things involving many cell related stuff :/ but anyway's, nice experiment. science is not about the why. its about the why not. but anyways, i would like to see you put a happy meal in luquid nitrogen! it could be really interesting
TheLink8003 2 weeks ago
baking soda + vinigar (or however you spell it) + liquid nitrogen + any kind of fruit (very juicy ones!) + Sierra Mist Natural lemon-lime soda ! (or club soda) idk how that will do, but I want to see how they will mix , I'm just curious and I want to see if it will blow up, or if it even does ! plz try this !!! plzz !!
TheLittlemissactress 2 weeks ago
@JeffersonLab ok thanks! By the way, I have a request: could you freeze some dispensable soap? That would be egg-cellent : [) thanks
deadlife1243 2 weeks ago
HD PLEASE!!!
Mikerulez101 2 weeks ago
@JeffersonLab what would happen if you mixed something hot like lava for instance with liquid nitrogen? Would it freeze due to lack of oxygen? I know oxygen is part of the fire triangle and it wouldn't light without it, and as lava is partly fire, would it extinguish and turn to stone? Thanks :)
deadlife1243 2 weeks ago
@deadlife1243 Lava isn't partly fire. It's just molten rock. Removing oxygen won't freeze lava. Reducing its temperature will. So, if you were to pour enough liquid nitrogen onto lava, the lava would freeze.
JeffersonLab 2 weeks ago 5
@deadlife1243 I figured as much, but it was still fun to dream. I knew that as far as making industrial diamonds they'd be rather small, since they're made for the fact they boast a cutting hardness unmatched by most other matter hence such things as diamond edged cutting blades and such. Was just wondering, since they can just about perfect the pressure and heat needed to form the diamond, if they couldn't apply the same precision to a large amount of carbon and get a babies-fist sized jewel.
phoenixrisinghigh 2 weeks ago
can you try and freeze bread or toast?
marySTARKIDRANGER1 2 weeks ago
Egg-cellent.
VersionBest 2 weeks ago 2
I have a request A bar of soap :} Oh and oobleck
wolfgagger 2 weeks ago
What would it taste like?
MissTurquoise7 3 weeks ago
@MissTurquoise7 The egg? Like uncooked egg. Cooling the egg didn't change it's... eggness.
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago 11
@JeffersonLab Lol!
daniwan3000 2 weeks ago
This is how scientist separate the good yokes from the bad eggs!
ransombot 3 weeks ago
i hope your next eggsperiment will eggsplode, or else, whats the point:)
redbuttonstudio 3 weeks ago
This is how the Cavemen cooked their Dinosaur eggs.
koreanboy89 3 weeks ago
@koreanboy89 During the Ice Age?
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago 5
@JeffersonLab Indeed.
koreanboy89 3 weeks ago
Okay... So what does nitrogen taste like?
SilxBlaze 3 weeks ago
@SilxBlaze Stick your tongue out into the air. That's what nitrogen tastes like.
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago 5
@JeffersonLab how do you know?
TheDarkFeraligatr 3 weeks ago
@TheDarkFeraligatr Because the air is 78% nitrogen.
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago
How did you guys remove the shell, just with handgloves or with something more??
MrKiosko 3 weeks ago
@MrKiosko Gloves and a knife. It was like whittling a rock. Took about 20 minutes.
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago 2
i heard a story about this man who went in liquid nitrogain to see if he would live longer i think he died tho
gallopingcrazy 4 weeks ago
@gallopingcrazy i think it was oxygen
NitzanBueno 3 weeks ago
the real question is o.o the egg can still be eaten right? and if so will it taste different or the same as if you've never put it in liquid nitrogen
AngelOfDeath11011 4 weeks ago
@AngelOfDeath11011 It could be eaten and should taste the same. I'd recommend cooking it, though.
JeffersonLab 4 weeks ago
eww
Tabbycat1031 4 weeks ago
that was 8 seconds
JTheBard 1 month ago
what does liquid nitrogen smell like?
taleof2cities 1 month ago
@taleof2cities It smells just like regular nitrogen.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago 28
if you freeze a chicken with liquid nitrogen will it lay frozen eggs
debunker1905 1 month ago
@debunker1905 It won't lay anything. It'll be dead.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago 11
@JeffersonLab put an electronic in nitrogen or something
AwEsOmEcAmP3r 4 weeks ago
That was horrible.
porter69er 1 month ago
Reverse it!
funnyav 1 month ago in playlist Frostbite Theater
freeze whip creame.... a suggestion..
FunnyCrazii 1 month ago
really bad pun
ComeOnYouBoyzInBlue 1 month ago
And that ladies and gentleman, is the less messier way of separating an egg white from a yolk.
t3hrasterbator 1 month ago
Do the egg in vinegar thing! I did it its fun! respond to this comment if you're gonna do it!
COLD CUTS! NO BALONEY!
gerbilsox 1 month ago
can u do one about a football or baseball
DBALL4494 1 month ago
hahaha egg-speriment XD so corny
KodyW18 1 month ago
they freeze eggs in lab lol
raazstone 1 month ago
Can you eat it though?
circa2O11 1 month ago 6
@circa2O11 Sure... You'd be better off cooking it first, though.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago 34
@JeffersonLab can you drink liquid nitrogen i'm not going to try it just wondering
MrLionmaster12 1 month ago
@MrLionmaster12 The liquid nitrogen won't stop you from drinking it. But, just because you can drink it, doesn't mean that it's a good idea to drink it. You can drink raw sewage, too, if you like. It's not a great idea to do so, though.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
thanks
MrLionmaster12 1 month ago
@MrLionmaster12 think freezer burn.......in your throat, and stomach, and mouth and everything else, like, frost bite extreme, blackened limbs that are so damn dead they aren't even rotten they're just petrified...thats about what would happen if you drank liquid nitrogen. oh, and probably suffocate since liquid nitrogen, if i remember right is nitrogen cooled and compressed into its condensed version, i.e. liquid.
phoenixrisinghigh 2 weeks ago
@circa2O11 Unless you want salmonella I suggest you cook it.
JoeSkunkape99 1 month ago
Can you please freeze a sushi?
majickoopa 1 month ago
What happens when you introduce meat into liquid nitrogen?
Balditanic 1 month ago
Would be awesome
abc123444555 1 month ago
But some food in liquid nitrogen that w
abc123444555 1 month ago
Wait, WHO SUGGESTED THIS!?
Spazman100 1 month ago 5
@Spazman100 'maxey83112' did. I forget which video they left their comment in, though.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago 3
Why don't you guys try dropping a gummy bear in liquid nitrogen??? I'd love to see whay happens!!!
Cpgirls572 1 month ago
eww. Thats a little gross
frizzie 1 month ago 2
eggsperiment :D funny girl!
giuseppe7x 1 month ago
@south1621 (just trying to show off something I learned today) Diamonds don't melt or burn. They simply evaporate at
3500C. Just thought I'd let people know
mediumrarethesable 1 month ago
@mediumrarethesable Even better, diamonds aren't thermodynamically stable at room temperature and pressure. They very, very slowly convert to graphite.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
@JeffersonLab So would it be possible to convert graphite to diamonds with enhanced pressure?
WiseCheezyCheez 1 month ago
@WiseCheezyCheez Sure. Industrial grade diamonds are manufactured all the time.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
@JeffersonLab question, since you mentioned it, are industry grade diamonds of a similiar quality as jewelry grade, for such things as gem cutting and such? Asking because i'd love to be able to chuckle and laugh and say to a jewelry seller "that 10 carat diamond from a mine in Tanzania you're shilling for 2k(or more) could be outclassed for half as much by something made with a machine and a handful of pure carbon byproduct."
phoenixrisinghigh 2 weeks ago
@phoenixrisinghigh Most natural diamonds aren't suitable for jewelry and end up being used in industrial applications anyway. I doubt the manufactured ones have a higher 'success' rate, considering that making gemstones isn't the goal. I also think that manufactured diamonds tend to be on the small side.
JeffersonLab 2 weeks ago
can you freeze alcohol because i hear it cant freeze
JJBoii2297 1 month ago
@JJBoii2297 It'll freeze.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
Well if it is in your freezer at home it will not freeze correct. Im not sure if it will freeze or not under extremely cold temperatures.
rawr2508 1 month ago
can you set diamonds on fire in liquid Nitrogen
south1621 1 month ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
@south1621 Nope.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago 4
Can you try to set frozen nitrogen on fire? :D I think it would be nice to watch
iHaxerz 1 month ago
@JefforsonLab I just wanted a yes or no
basketballrobot96 1 month ago in playlist Liquid Nitrogen Experiments
Eggcelent!
wb5rue 1 month ago
@JefforsonLab the person who's posting the comments from the uploader is it the guy in the video
basketballrobot96 1 month ago
@basketballrobot96 It doesn't really matter who it is, does it? After all, we don't know who you are, either.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
Can you try to freeze mercury like in thermometers It would be cool to watch please
Skigirl138 1 month ago
@Skigirl138 We'd never get an experiment involving mercury approved by our Safety Division.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
>baloney
kenneth2951 1 month ago
@kenneth2951 balogna
wampaAWESOMEsauce 1 month ago
@wampaAWESOMEsauce It depends on whether you're talking about the lunch meat (bologna) or nonsense (baloney).
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
@JeffersonLab lol i guess youre right
wampaAWESOMEsauce 1 month ago
a cd its cool haha
mrpieman12 1 month ago
can you power a device with a battery that is frozen in liquid nitrogen?
ThePickledsoul 1 month ago
@ThePickledsoul Unless it's specifically designed to do so, it's highly doubtful.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
That was a quick reply! Thanks!
gettingwarmer 1 month ago
Is it possible to condense the nitrogen in the air and turn it into a liquid?
gettingwarmer 1 month ago
@gettingwarmer Yes. That's basically how liquid nitrogen is made.
JeffersonLab 1 month ago
i wish we did more experiments in my science class.
zsteele11 1 month ago in playlist Frostbite Theater
Put a barbie doll in it?
heytizari 1 month ago
... Milk?
Akyneko 2 months ago
You should get mix for ice cream and make it unfrozen and freeze it and eat ir
datdogg90 2 months ago
@datdogg90 See our video called "How to Make Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream."
JeffersonLab 2 months ago
Best sciense show since mythbusters. Even better than portal. Well almost better than portal
Tietokone102 2 months ago
why not try an onion?
rockstar0123210 2 months ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
do one on gummy bears or gummy worms please
jessicarabbit805 2 months ago
is it edible?
THEREMIXproductions 2 months ago in playlist Frostbite Theater
@THEREMIXproductions Sure. It's still a raw egg, though. But, it'll still cook-up real nice.
JeffersonLab 2 months ago
How about freezing jello?
ricecreampuffify 2 months ago
What was that eggspi, ohhhh now i get it...
w1ll1a3 2 months ago
ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
colinm1998 2 months ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
@colinm1998 What's so bad about it? It's a bit interesting, but it takes long, so what's the 'ewwww' for?
4775327 2 months ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
Try freezing applesauce!
SuperEmoBros 2 months ago
Hey why dont you try a wii on liquid nitrogen not to be mean to nintendo
TheDEMOLATOR100 2 months ago
what if u put a basket ball in liquid nitrogen?
GrimmReaper115 2 months ago
Put auger in liquid nitrogen
fredthefunny69 2 months ago
Put a dr pepper in ome
fredthefunny69 2 months ago
try putting a can of a fizzy drink into liquid nitrojen
cheezeEGG 2 months ago in playlist Frostbite Theater
I wanna see a mango because of the bone in the middle what will happen to that please try that
Zaklaidler 2 months ago
Ewwww
MuffinzXrXpretty 2 months ago
Maybe you can try a chocolate bar or even a piggy bank in liquid nitrogen? 👍
BexSi2314 2 months ago
Try to freez an apple, i wanna see that!!!
Abby11101 2 months ago
Eggsperiment
cookiecrispfiend666 2 months ago
When its cooling, the egg is in contact with a liquid, which is much denser and has more atoms to remove the heat. When it's thawing, it's in gas, which is much less dense. Also the temperature difference between liquid nitrogen and the egg is much higher than the difference between the frozen egg and the air.
Nomoreidsleft 2 months ago
@Nomoreidsleft You basically have it with your first segment. You are incorrect about the temperature difference, though. The egg went from room temperature to 77 K and then from 77 K back to room temperature.
JeffersonLab 2 months ago
@JeffersonLab Thanks. Yes, I think the difference between gas and liquid is the main reason, but I don't think the egg will reach the actual temperature of the liquid nitrogen. Have you actually measured the temperature of the egg after being dunked?
Nomoreidsleft 2 months ago
@Nomoreidsleft No, it got there. But even if it didn't, it isn't relevant since the temperature change the egg is undergoing is the same for a given cycle. Hot to cold then cold to hot. Doesn't matter if 'cold' equals the temperature of liquid nitrogen or 50 degrees warmer than liquid nitrogen. The egg still cools down and then warms up by the same amount for that cycle.
JeffersonLab 2 months ago
Is it possible to freeze diamonds with liquid nitrogene?
If it is possible, would it be possible to break it?
derPeddern 2 months ago in playlist Frostbite Theater 3
@derPeddern Diamonds are already frozen and it's already possible to break them.
JeffersonLab 2 months ago 13
what would happen if you put a bulb in liquid nitrogen
asxzd 2 months ago in playlist Más vídeos de JeffersonLab
Baseball in liquid nitrogen
Stud71897 2 months ago
Why don't you try it with a full can of juice? That'd be interesting, if the soft drink freezes before the can collapses in on itself then what happens? Would the carbon dioxide in the drink change anything?
Ryanmac97 2 months ago
@Ryanmac97 Actually I think that the can would explode, the juice would freeze and expand normally like water would, since the pressure would increase dramatically the can will not be able to hold that much pressure and explode, thats why people have to pump out the water from their sprinklers during winter.
DemonHunter2k7 2 months ago
Hey guys one day can you freeze a flower (rose) in liquid nitrogen
FruitCookies2103 2 months ago
@FruitCookies2103 We have. See "Liquid Nitrogen Experiments: The Carnation" or the beginning part of "Liquid Nitrogen Show!"
JeffersonLab 2 months ago
dude these guys have the best videos!
MrPsychoraiden 2 months ago in playlist Frostbite Theater
eggxperiment. Really? REALLY? I'm outta here..
GamingLikeNoOther 2 months ago
How About NItrogen and PAPER??????? would it work????hhhmmmmpppp-_¬?
cheRrychubz 3 months ago
hello. love your videos, but i would like to know what happens if you freeze a lego man in nitrogen. thank you
EpicArrow101 3 months ago
What would happen if you used marshmallows instead on an egg?
BandgeekGirl95 3 months ago
what happens f you drop paper or waxed paper into liquid nitrogen?
jet528559 3 months ago
@jet528559 Paper doesn't do much. It cracks a bit, but nothing spectacular. I've never tried waxed paper, though...
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
@JeffersonLab did you try freezing bugs? or any living creature and admire it?
jet528559 3 months ago
@jet528559 No. We're not mean like that.
JeffersonLab 3 months ago 8
How does it look when a flower is dropped in Liquid Nitrogen? I would like to see that.
shaft870 3 months ago
@shaft870 See our video called "Liquid Nitrogen Experiments: The Carnation".
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
@JeffersonLab Amazing, thanks!
shaft870 3 months ago
The original question posed online with frozen then peeled egg is this.
What happens when frozen peeled egg is dropped in boiling water?
derman077 3 months ago
Three good things all in one :)
that was cool but that pun was totally uncalled for
OrangeHatKidd 3 months ago
@OrangeHatKidd You're calling fowl on the egg pun? What, you though we'd be too chicken to go there? Or too scrambled to think of it?
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
@JeffersonLab That comeback was Egg-Celent!
OrangeHatKidd 3 months ago
@OrangeHatKidd Thanks! You're quite the pun egg-spert yourself!
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
In one of my classes at school we are begging to study the atoms of the ocean, or just water atoms in general. I was searching threw you tube of stuff like this and I have to say I love yours!
ainmelover321 3 months ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
@ainmelover321 Thanks!
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
hey this is happening to my head because of a skin thing on the side of my face
UriMaiku 3 months ago
Try magnets in liquid nitrogen, and try to combine them after
langhalsen 3 months ago in playlist More videos from JeffersonLab
Specific latent heat of fusion?
candidbreeze95 3 months ago
@candidbreeze95 No, since that applies to the egg freezing as well as the egg melting. It's the same energy cost.
JeffersonLab 3 months ago
here is another idea for you.. try the experiment that science bob did, inflating a balloon with carbon dioxide alone using clear vinegar in a bottle, and baking soda in the balloon, then stretch the balloon on the top, when pouring in the baking soda it would produce carbon dioxide by chemical reaction, and inflate the balloon, then place this in LN2, see what happens..
meowmeow5 3 months ago
You guys should put a rubber ducky in liquid nitrogen!
89celena 3 months ago
@89celena HA! That'd be awesome!!
JeffersonLab 3 months ago 8
@JeffersonLab I know right?! I have an obsession for rubber duckies (yeah, dont ask) and it would be really cool to see one in the liquid nitrogen!
89celena 3 months ago
Awsome guys keep posting
MrFloman100 3 months ago
can you fix a leaky pipe with liquid nitrogin
zachst001001 3 months ago
@zachst001001 You can stop the pipe from leaking by using liquid nitrogen to freeze the water in the pipe. This doesn't really fix the pipe, though, since it'll just start to leak again once the water thaws out.
Incidentally, this is one use of liquid nitrogen. If a welder needs to cut a pipe that can't be isolated with a valve, liquid nitrogen is used to make a temporary ice plug in the pipe.
JeffersonLab 3 months ago