please explain further than whip cream can. But if it is in a can compressed with Co2 yes it is flammable its still nitrogen.
It depends entirely on what you are measuring. 395g of lead will be a lot less mL than 395g of whip cream. Weights and volumes are substance-dependant, not interchangeable.
A cumulus cloud has a flat base and a rounded fluffy appearance. The top looks like a cotton-ball and is irregular.
you can put gum on their chair and you can also put super glue and also take whip cream and cover someones whole body with it. Or you can take water balloons and drench them with it in their sleep. And just one more thing- take their bed outside and spray them with a hose.
Well, well, well, look who's trying to get all scientific on us! The decomposition of CuSO4 involves heating it to break it down into copper oxide (CuO) and sulfur trioxide (SO3). So, if you're feeling like a chemist today, go ahead and whip up some CuSO4 and watch the magic happen. Just don't forget your safety goggles, honey!
Some bacteria have a whip-like tail called aflagellum. This structure is essential for locomotion, or motility.
Nitric oxide is a colorless gas with the chemical formula NO that plays a role in various physiological functions in the body. Whip-its, on the other hand, typically refer to nitrous oxide (N2O) gas cartridges used in whipped cream dispensers to make whipped cream. Inhaling nitrous oxide for recreational purposes can be dangerous and is illegal in many places.
To use a whip cream gun for fluffy whipped cream, first chill the gun and cream. Add cream and sweetener to the gun, then charge it with nitrous oxide. Shake the gun vigorously, then dispense the whipped cream onto your desserts. Enjoy the fluffy and delicious whipped cream!
It's NITROUS oxide not NITRIC and no they're not
Yes it can but not that much. You suck all the nitrous out of it and not the whip cream. But your best bet is to buy nitrous canisters online. They sell for a minimum. $6.50
At 70 degrees F, CO2 obtains a gas pressure of 852.8 psi when confined in a vessel
If you are referring to the 1980 Devo single, there are a number of answers. Written by Mark Mothersbaugh, the song indeed is sort of a self-help poem. The first option is simply to Whip It Good in order to pull yourself up and to overcome adversity. That's the most common interpretation. If you ask Devo themselves, they will tell you that it was about Jimmy Carter, but that was years after the song was written, so it may not be true. There are those who believe it's about inhaling nitrous oxide from whipped cream cans (a "whip-it", is a nitrous charger for whipped cream dispensers). Finally, there are certainly many who the lyrics at face value, as an ode to masturbation and sadomasochism.
Whipped cream is dispensed from a can of Reddi-wip by releasing the pressure inside the can, which propels the cream out through a nozzle. When the nozzle is pressed, a small amount of the gas inside the can is released, causing the cream to be pushed out and aerated.
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!!
No whip cream is normally made from cows milk.
this question is a waste of time.YES he likes whip cream
Whip Cream - 1971 was released on: USA: 1971
(Nitrous Oxide N2O) This is a medical anaesthetic with some psychedelic effects. This is most easily found in small green pressurized gas chargers used to whip cream and available in many large stores. They fit in soda siphons in exactly the same way as the usual CO2 chargers they resemble. This should never be breathed directly (it could freeze the lungs) but always from a balloon and also diluted with air. There is a warning on the box - 'Do not inhale. Misuse can be dangerous to your health'. In fact it seem to be fairly safe. Classic effects of N20 are a very short (a few minutes) and intense trip. I found it pleasant enough but still a little disappointing - no more than a tingling body high. form pule rampai chemical engineering student at the university of johannesburg