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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8284366.stm
Note how he talks about safety as someone pours liquid nitrogen with no gloves lol.
Note how he talks about safety as someone pours liquid nitrogen with no gloves lol.
For some reason, I read that title as overclocking a BBC computer
HAHA me too!
Who the hell pours liquid nitrogen from one flask to another with no funnel and no gloves on?! Crazy people
So if it poured on your hand it would do no damage?
Ah, one google later I learn of the "Leidenfrost effect"
That reporter was definately taking the Michael though.
If liquid nitrogen boils at -196c why doesn't it simply disappear when exposed to room temperature?
If liquid nitrogen boils at -196c why doesn't it simply disappear when exposed to room temperature?
So if it poured on your hand it would do no damage?
Ah, one google later I learn of the "Leidenfrost effect"
That reporter was definately taking the Michael though.