When liquid nitrogen, which is at approximately -196°C, is released into warmer water, it instantly boils and expands into a massive cloud of gas, creating thousands of bubbles that rise to the surface. This demonstrates the principle that substances expand significantly when transitioning from liquid to gas state, with liquid nitrogen expanding approximately 700 times in volume during this phase change.
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What Happens When Liquid Nitrogen Meets Water? 😳Added:
This guy dropped a giant bottle of liquid nitrogen into a swimming pool. At first, nothing seems unusual, but the moment it opens underwater, thousands of bubbles explode to the surface. That's because liquid nitrogen instantly boils when it touches warmer water, expanding into a massive cloud of gas. What looks like an underwater explosion is actually science in action.
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