Chemistry Experiment – Pouring Liquid Nitrogen Into a Sink

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Pouring liquid nitrogen into a sink. Nitrogen boils at a temperature of 77.36K, which is -195.79C or -320.42F What you see is pretty much the equivalent of steam when you boil a pot of water, except its not Water vapor, its Nitrogen vapor. You can hear the Nitrogen freezing the sink if you listen closely.

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