Liquid nitrogen + 1500 ping pong balls

What happens when you take a scientist, liquid nitrogen and 1500 table tennis balls?
spoco2says...

>> ^Unsung_Hero:

>> ^Unsung_Hero:
The title should have read, "3.5 Minutes of Nothing + Liquid nitrogen + 1500 ping pong balls"

Shut up you outspoken A.D.D. science hating tool bag!


Nice self shout down

And yeah, I quite enjoyed the introduction and explanation. Even though the science of it is pretty simple and I already understood how it was going to work, his manner made it fun to watch.

Boise_Libsays...

He had the gloves right there on the table--but forgot to use them.
An F for safety.

"For our next demonstration we'll see the effects of liquid nitrogen (−196 °C; 77 K; −321 °F) on human skin."

charliemsays...

>> ^Boise_Lib:

He had the gloves right there on the table--but forgot to use them.
An F for safety.
"For our next demonstration we'll see the effects of liquid nitrogen (−196 °C; 77 K; −321 °F) on human skin."


Gloves are more dangerous than bare hands when pouring.
When handling in a bath, yeah, gloves....but not when pouring. Leiden-frost effect makes sure your hands stay toasty warm.

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