Chemistry Professor Roy Lowry experiments with Liquid Nitrogen and the results explode on the web. <\/p>\n
The experiment took place at Plymouth University on July 26. Lowry explains the dangers of storing liquid nitrogen. A liquid with the ability to maintain temperatures below the freezing point of water. This ability allows liquid nitrogen to have a wide variety of uses. <\/p>\n
It can be used as a coolant for computers and cameras, in cryogenics for preservation, and it can be used to make ice cream. However, it's uses go much further than those listed. <\/p>\n
As Lowry explains, storing liquid nitrogen in a one-liter bottle is \"perfectly safe.\" He continues, \"but one thing you really shouldn't do, is screw the cap on.\" The video explains why. <\/p>\n
This video is not professor Lowry's first. This video from 2008 documents his experiment with a jelly baby, reports Yahoo!. <\/p>\n
With experiments like these, Lowry is quickly becoming a sensation to not only his students but to anyone with internet access. The liquid nitrogen video has already exceeding 70,000 views. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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