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Why are liquid nitrogen and solid carbon dioxide so good for making ice cream?
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∙ 12y ago
it is good because the nortogen is good for your health
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Can you use nitrogen for beer making in youre home?
Nitrogen is not used in the making of beer, it is used to dispense beer when mixed with carbon dioxide. The nitrogen gives the beer a creamy head, the carbon dioxide gives the fizz. Small cylinders of this gas mixture is available from the gas companies for use at home.
What is carbon dioxide hydrogen and oxygen used for in leaves?
food making and plants breathe carbon dioxide
What is the making of carbon dioxide into organic carbon compounds?
photosynthesis turns carbon dioxide into longer 6 carbon chains (glucose) which may then be further elongated into starches for storage.
What is the gas carbon dioxide used for?
For making sugar in plants.
What type of gas is there most of in the air?
Nitrogen makes 71% of the total air on Earth, making it the highest.
When methane is burned in a lime kiln why are the wast gages carbon dioxide and nitrogen?
the oxygen in the air combines with the methane making carbon dioxide and leaving un reacted nitrogen from the air.
What are the organic components in which plants use in making food?
Nitrogen, photosynthesis's, carbon dioxide
Can you use nitrogen for beer making in youre home?
Nitrogen is not used in the making of beer, it is used to dispense beer when mixed with carbon dioxide. The nitrogen gives the beer a creamy head, the carbon dioxide gives the fizz. Small cylinders of this gas mixture is available from the gas companies for use at home.
What are the argon carbon dioxide carbon monoxide nitrogen and oxygen contents of Mars' atmosphere?
According to NASA, the atmosphere of Mars is about 95-96% Carbon Dioxide, 2-3% Nitrogen, 1-2% Argon, and 0.1-0.2% Oxygen, 0.01-0.02% Carbon Monoxide with the "Other gases" making up less than 1% of the atmosphere.
What gas is on Mars?
Answer 1Carbon DioxideOxygenNitrogenArgon_____________________________Answer 2Mars is 95.5% carbon dioxide and the rest is oxygen, nitrogen and various other gases(95%) Carbon Dioxide (2.7%) Nirogen And (2.3%) Argon
How many percent of carbon dioxide in mars?
The martian atmosphere is composed of five main gases, with carbon dioxide making up 95.32% of the atmosphere. Other gases include: Nitrogen - 2.7% Argon - 1.6%; Oxygen - 0.13%; Carbon Monoxide - 0.08%
What else do you breathe out besides carbon dioxide?
The air you breathe comprises three main gases. The largest proportion (79%) comprises the inert gas nitrogen, with oxygen making up 21 percent and carbon dioxide just 0.03 percent
What states can dry ice be found in?
Solid. Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide( what you mainly breath out) , it is like asking: what states are there for steam? Steam is defined as water as a gas, the same kind of thing is with dry ice exept it's a solid for carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide can be solid, liquid or gas, the solid is made by making the gas a liquid by compression then to a solid by freezing.
What is carbon dioxide hydrogen and oxygen used for in leaves?
food making and plants breathe carbon dioxide
What organisms are responsible for taking the gas out of the atmosphere and making it usable for plants?
There are several:Animals take oxygen from the air and make carbon dioxide used in photosynthesisPlants take carbon dioxide and urn it into sugar and release oxygen needed for plants when there is no lightLegumes take nitrogen from the air and turn it into nitrogenous compound for plant fertilizationMicrobes also fix nitrogen
What do you use carbon dioxide?
Well I use carbon dioxide in my fire extinguisher. What do you use carbon dioxide, or to put it another way? In what do you use carbon dioxide? Humans breathe out carbon dioxide... Breathing it out is not exactly using it. That would be more like making it.
What are some phase change examples?
1. Solid to liquid - melting (ice to water) 2. Liquid to gas - vaporization (water to water vapor) 3. Liquid to solid- crystallization (freezing - water to ice) 4. Gas to liquid - condensation (making liquid nitrogen) 5. Gas to plasma - ionization More rarely observed is : 6. Solid to gas (sublimation - dry ice to carbon dioxide)
