Liquid Nitrogen Experiments: The Balloon
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Lol i like how i just randomly think "what would happen if a balloon were to be frozen?" before going to sleep hahaha xD night :)
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Nice vid. Liked.
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@superfrenchfrys That's an over simplification, it depends on the intra-molecular forces of the substance. Beryllium has an extremely high boiling point (5000 C) even though it's atomic mass is less then most constituents of air.
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@fabjonjon you can light it on fire there is so oxygen it is displaced by the nitrogen
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grade 9 science, hahahaha fun times.
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Water is liquid at room temp. Nitrogen liquefies at -197.15°C. Helium liquefies at -272.65°C. The lower the atomic mass of the element or compound ( gas or liquid at room temp. ) the lower the temperature must be to liquidate it. Does this mean that Hydrogen must be extremely cold to liquidate or can't liquidate at all?
superfrenchfrys 3 weeks ago
@superfrenchfrys Hydrogen does need to be cooled in order to change to a liquid, but not as much as liquid helium.
JeffersonLab 3 weeks ago
I saw a photo once that showed (whole) liquid air; it was blue. =^.^=
VulpesFidelis 3 months ago
@VulpesFidelis Actually, liquid oxygen is blue. You don't get the blue color if you just condense air.
JeffersonLab 3 months ago 2
Is it safe to drink the liquid air?
taterskins 4 months ago
@taterskins Nope. It's far too cold.
JeffersonLab 4 months ago