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Asked by lidiots to David, Luna, Mark, Melanie, Probash on 22 Mar 2011 in Categories: General.
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Luna Munoz answered on 19 Mar 2011:
That sounds like it packs some serious heat then! I’ve not tried it.
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Melanie Stefan answered on 20 Mar 2011:
Is that true? Liquid nitrogen is nonflammable. I would expect a McVities Biscuit to burn, but I’d be surprised to see it burn a hole through a steel sheet. Also, I wouldn’t expect it to burn better when dunked in liquid nitrogen.
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Probash Chowdhury answered on 22 Mar 2011:
No I haven’t tried that one – must try it in the lab sometime.
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buck commented on :
i know it was siick mate!
lidiots commented on :
We had a guy come in to my school – Ray (or was it Roy?) Lowry… He’s a record holder for the most fireworks set off in 30 seconds…
He did all sorts of stuff, and the last thing he did was:
He took a McVities biscuit and put it in liquid nitrogen for about a minute. As soon as he took it out he immediately heated it. It set fire and burned for ages!
lidiots commented on :
Oh! Liquid Oxygen! Sorry!! >_<
Melanie commented on :
Ah, ok, oxygen makes muuuuuuuch more sense! – Still, I won’t try this at home. I have other ways of destroying biscuits 😉
David commented on :
No wonder it sounded like an impossible question! Best get those N’s and O’s sorted out @lidiots
dynamitemajorette commented on :
i’ve seen that too- it’s awesome