Elementary Productions: Flash freezing Nitrogen Dioxide

Nitrogen Dioxide, as we know it, exists in equilibrium with many other Oxides of Nitrogen. These equilibriums are very affected by temperature, and in this video we'll see what happens when you flash freeze a sample of Nitrogen Dioxide

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[TickyTack23]

2:27 So, who was texting you and what did they say?

[mitga5]

omfg fail u lied!!! T_T

[tnzfki]

@chemiealexare you stupid?

i want to know where to get this

i know how it works -.-

[vmelkon]

@spotlightman1234 static electricity causes ozone to form. Personally, I think NO2 smells like chlorine.

[spotlightman1234]

@douro20 really i have a flask of it right next to me and for those who dont know it smells kind of like the static in front of a television

[douro20]

NO2 is so hazardous it's not even funny.

[chemiealex]

Watch the video again...

[thedude77777]

wow it has a really small expansion ratio

[chao129]

google search lab chemicals, most reputable suppliers will require documentation, so you could go to united nuclear, but they only offer acids from the store, not online. or try trinity lab supply, you have to buy at least a gallon, but the price per uniter is better than anywhere else.

[zasx20]

dittio