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Originally posted by sevisehda
If you want a low temp liquid coolant get some CO2.
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Whoah! This makes me want to flame you!
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Before you flame me saying CO2 doesn't exist as a liquid stop and listen.
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Damn! Got me with his words!
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CO2 isn't a liquid at atmospheric pressure.
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That's true. You're confusing me!
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But inside a gas cylinder like what they use for softdrinks it is a liquid.
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Really? Then why do they call it a gas cylinder, rather than a liquid cylinder?
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How much pressure are we talking here? About 70PSI.
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Amazing! And I thought, at around that pressure, the gaseous carbon dioxide was merely dissolved in the liquid water.
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But if you can get your hands on and old soda fountain you could easily make a one shot vapor cooling rig.
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Yay!
/snarky
Hint: Don't ever say "don't flame me" or "stop and listen" when you're discussing chemistry in a forum full of chemists.
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