Liquid nitrogen is created by cooling ordinary air to extremely low temperatures. By compressing, expanding, and carefully controlling the cooling process, nitrogen can be separated and liquefied. The ...

SHOULD BE UP AND RUNNING. IT’S MONDAY SO THAT MEANS ANOTHER EPISODE OF THE SCIENCE OF IT. ABD AS WESH 2’S JACLYN DEAUGUSTINO SHOWS US WE’RE LOOKING AT LIQUID NITROGEN AND THINGS GET MESSY. JACLYN: WE ...

WTF?! Folks who are into extreme overclocking and cryogenic experiments swear by liquid nitrogen. With a boiling point of -320°F, this super-chilled liquid can push computer components to blistering ...