Sentences with phrase «liquid nitrogen boils»

Two chefs combine foods in unusual ways in this extension of their cooking school, where the waiters know as much about the food as the chefs (a decided advantage, as some of the items may need explaining)-- fillet cooked in a dishwasher, lamb shank cooked slowly in an electric blanket, or liquid nitrogen boiled ice - cream (at your table).

Not exact matches

«I try to think of tasks which the hand allows me to be at an advantage,» Burdett wrote via e-mail, «but all I can come up with are testing spaghetti right out of the boiling water, or pulling things out of liquid nitrogen.»

The laser works best at about -265 degrees Celsius, and commercial applications usually require -195 degrees Celsius — the boiling temperature of cheaply available liquid nitrogen — if not room temperature.

Strange metals include high - temperature superconductors, which have no electrical resistance at all below a critical temperature that is generally defined as above the boiling point of liquid nitrogen (196 °C).

The hope is to use these genetic samples — kept at — 256 degrees Fahrenheit -LRB--- 160 degrees Celsius) by vapor boiling off from liquid nitrogen — to create a baseline to find how species and populations are changing and adapting — or not — to environmental changes.

A partial list of properties surveyed includes density (expressed as API gravity), vapor pressure, initial boiling point, boiling point distribution, flash point, gas — oil ratio, «light ends» (dissolved gases — including nitrogen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, methane, ethane, and propane — and butanes and other volatile liquids) composition, and flash gas composition.

So the liquid nitrogen will form into air - the 1.2 times 100 ton is 120 cubic meter time say 500 - which is air 60,000 cubic meter air near it's boiling point at density of 4.614 kg / m3.