Hey guys today I'll be introducing us to how to produce liquid nitrogen at home garage.

First before we jump into production of liquid nitrogen let’s have a little knowledge of what Liquid nitrogen.

What is Liquid Nitrogen?

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What are the uses of Liquid nitrogen?

1. Freezing and transport of food products.
2. For branding cattle.
3. Cooling materials for easier machining or fracturing.
4. Used by dermatologists and surgeons in cryotherapy to remove skin abnormalities.
5. As a source of extremely dry nitrogen gas.
6. Coolant for superconductors, vacuum pumps, and other materials and equipment.
7. For molecular gastronomy preparation of unusual foods and beverages.
8. Used in medicine for cryopreservation of biological samples, such as sperm, eggs, and animal genetic samples.
9. Science projects, including liquid nitrogen ice cream, freezing flowers and then watching them shatter when tapped onto a hard surface, and making nitrogen fog.

Dangers of Liquid Nitrogen

• Because it boils so rapidly, the phase transition from liquid to gas can generate a lot of pressure very quickly.
• Liquid nitrogen is cold enough to cause severe frostbite upon contact with living tissue.
• Adding a lot of nitrogen to the air reduces the relative amount of oxygen. This can result in an asphyxiation risk. Cold nitrogen gas is heavier than air, so the risk is greatest near the ground.

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Now we’ve gotten a little knowledge on Liquid Nitrogen.
Watch out for my next post on how to produce LN at our home garage.