Question

what volume will 6.0 L of liquid nitrogen become when it expands into gas... the entire ABC

(10) 9. You have a container of liquid nitrogen (N2) from the LN2 plant in the Reichardt building, and you want to take this container (called a dewar) to the kitchens down at Hutchinson to make liquid-nitrogen ice cream. The dewar contains 6.0 L of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is-196 °C. You put the dewar on the back seat of your Toyota Corolla sedan. As you begin to drive to Hutchinson, you hit a bump and the dewar tips over and spills. When liquid nitrogen warms up from -196 °C, it rapidly changes back to a gas. It has an expansion factor of 1:694 at 20°C. (This means that 1 L of liquid nitrogen becomes 694 L of gaseous nitrogen.) A. What volume will 6.0 L of liquid nitrogen become when it expands to a gas? B. Your sedan has an internal volume of about 110 cubic feet. 1 ft 28 L. What is the internal volume of your sedan in L? C. Nitrogen gas is considered to be an asphyxiant, because it can displace available oxygen. Do you believe that spilling the liquid nitrogen in your car will be a danger to you? Explain why or why not.