As the liquid turns to gaseous nitrogen at around -196 C, [The Action Lab] figured that it could be used to propel a simple steam engine at room temperature. Testing this out had amusing results.
Liquid nitrogen might be overkill in this case; the goal is to cool the plastic down below its brittle transition temperature, which for most plastics is about -40° (420° R). Dry ice will do the ...
When the coil is cooled in liquid nitrogen, the resistance drops and the flashlight bulb glows brighter. The resistivity of copper is temperature-dependent, with its resistance about 2 times greater ...
Nitrogen makes up about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere. Liquid nitrogen is very cold, so it is often used to freeze food. The boiling point of nitrogen is −196 °C, so liquid nitrogen is very ...
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