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What happens if you fill a Balloon with Liquid Nitrogen?


If we filled the liquid nitrogen in a rubber balloon, would the balloon be frozen, the scars and spread all around, or it would burst?

I do not know exactly, so this is the purpose of today’s experimentation.

I have this small thermos filled with liquid nitrogen, and it is so good to heat it out that it is not cold outside. It’s a lot of Joses.

So, I think the best way to fill fluid nitrogen in the balloon is to flatten it slightly

Put on the thrums, and then toss the liquid nitrogen inverted by the thermos.

Well, see what happens when liquid nitrogen is filled.

So here So far everything is fine.

Oops!

Well! Josh!

It’s actually blowing itself. It seems to be broken? (From the back to the child) Yes!

Growing up! (“Yes” for the child)

You can see how big it is. I think it’s cracking.

(Explodes) wow!

This is it.

(Replay)

Wow, see how many nitrogen grains of liquid

(The child says, “Little nitrogen. They are no longer big.”)

It’s boiling. It is aaiata purai! Wow

It touches when it touches. You can see so many small fragments. It made the balloon crumbled completely.

Well, honestly, I do not think it will work. I thought the balloon would be cold so the fluid nitrogen would come out of the rubber burst.

So, seeing that the balloon is so much the same as the flowerboy. So I have a lot of Jose Idea, this 6 foot water balloon.

Let’s see if it can be done.

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