As long as the CO2 canister is not being emptied or filled, it will be at the same temperature as the room that it is in. If you actively emptying the canister, the temperature can go drop significantly because of the drop in pressure (see Ideal Gas Law), and it can get hot if you are filling it. In general, if an object is in thermal equilibrium with it's surroundings (true as long you are not changing its temperature or the temperature of the surroundings at a significant rate), the object will be the exact same temperature as the surroundings.
Co2 is for paintball guns. plants breath it in and expel oxygen
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It requires a C02 bottle to hold the C02 and the gun must be made to accept the bottle. Most large sporting goods shops and paintball shops can fill the C02 bottle for you
Freeze it.
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you screw the adapter into the gun, and then the co2 cartridge.
temperature
An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere, especially a sustained increase sufficient to cause climatic change.
because the potassium inside it mixed with the c02 creates a chemical reaction
the plants would take in all oxygene and replace it with C02 luckily they would produce more oxygene than the amount of C02, this is how breath so if we had no plants to take in the C02 we wouldn't be able to breath... So we would't live
The greenhouse effect is where all the c02 in the atmosphere allows the sunlight in, but instead of the regular process where the sunlight goes away from Earth, the c02 traps the sunlight in, cooking Earth and increasing the temperature, leading to global warming.
Air is heavier than C02, CO2 has a very low boiling point. It is also a pollutant.
Yes it would hurt and depending on your clothing it may or may not penetrate your skin.
Why would you want to? That sounds lame.
this happens because when you burn fossil fuels such as coal, it emits things like c02 into the air and peaks the temperature.
Carbohydrates do not cause C02 in the lungs. Lung irritants cause emphysema, so the lungs do not clear out C02 as well.
It's best if you ask a scientist who has some C02