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Nick89
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Hi,
I was wondering, what is a cold burn exactly? We were told that liquid nitrogen (or anything that cold for that matter) can cause cold burns when touched... How can something cold burn you?
Or is it not burning you but is it merely named 'cold burn' even though it is simply freezing, frostbite, etc..?
Just a simple question I was wondering about...
Also, is LN really that dangerous? I have poured it into a coffee cup and stuck my finger in a few times, but as long as you take it out quick enough you hardly even feel anything at all. I'm not stupid enough to try and hold it in as long as I can though lol...
I was wondering, what is a cold burn exactly? We were told that liquid nitrogen (or anything that cold for that matter) can cause cold burns when touched... How can something cold burn you?
Or is it not burning you but is it merely named 'cold burn' even though it is simply freezing, frostbite, etc..?
Just a simple question I was wondering about...
Also, is LN really that dangerous? I have poured it into a coffee cup and stuck my finger in a few times, but as long as you take it out quick enough you hardly even feel anything at all. I'm not stupid enough to try and hold it in as long as I can though lol...