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I need a quick explanation

Dec 17, 2018 by Philip13
How is it that water is solid when it’s frozen but liquid nitrogen is liquid when it’s cold af

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Well, ik how, but im Brazilian, so i dont know the english words for this, sorry dude

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Sent by Kuririn,Dec 17, 2018
It has to do with the freezing point of water vs the freezing point of nitrogen. The freezing point of water is 0 degrees Celsius, whereas the freezing point of (liquid) nitrogen is -210 degrees Celsius.
Sent by 1Swampy8,Dec 17, 2018
1swampy8 why is liquid nitrogen different from the normal nitrogen that we breathe?
Sent by Philip13,Dec 17, 2018
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The air we breathe contains nitrogen in its gaseous state (therefore, it is warm enough to be a gas). Nitrogen doesn't condense into a liquid until it reaches its boiling point of about -195 to -196 degrees Celsius.
Sent by 1Swampy8,Dec 17, 2018

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