Nitrous Oxide
The propellant used in whipped cream is nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas.
Whipped cream can be made using CO2 as a propellant by using a whipped cream dispenser that infuses the cream with CO2 gas, creating bubbles that give the cream a light and fluffy texture.
It is used as a whipped cream propellant
Nitrous oxide is used in whipped cream because it acts as a propellant, creating bubbles that give the cream a light and fluffy texture.
Yes, whipped cream is a colloid.
Depending on the level of heat, the can could explode. The propellant could catch fire. It does vary according to the can. For example, aerosol whipped cream, with the propellant Nitrous Oxide, will just burst dangerously and noisily and cover everything with whipped cream. It is unlikely to catch fire. Paint, butane and lighter fluid are extremely dangerous to expose to heat. DO NOT EXPERIMENT WITH THIS!!!!!!!!!!
In the manner of compressed gas, yes. Many food products use nitrogen as the propellant (canned whipped cream, for example).
Yes. Whipped cream is just pre-whipped whipping cream.
Whipped cream is real cream. Whipped topping is an imitation, probably mostly vegetable oils.
Whipped cream is a dessert condiment.
whipped cream has protein and sodium
YES, there is! My uncle is very good at foods and nutrition, and he's 54. He said that whip cream in fact does have laughing gas in it. I laugh so hard at pointless things when I eat it on cakes, pumpkin pie, milkshakes, or even brownies. Thanks for asking this question!!