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Will need some source for this. This sounds virtually impossible to pull off in practice even if it'd work in theory.
by eps 6y ago
Will need some source for this. This sounds virtually impossible to pull off in practice even if it'd work in theory.
- jacobwilliamroy 6y agoParts required for particle detector: Glass container Alcohol vapor Super-cold bottom (-26c or colder) Technically all of the above would be present in a neck of a really cold beer, as it is being opened. But I don't think my fridge can make the beer cold enough. Soda obviously doesn't work because it contains no alcohol vapor. Also soda is solid at -26 c, unable to release vapors whereas beer will still be a liquid (I think probably depends on the beer).
- ithkuil 6y agoI'm pretty sure I saw beer bottles break in my freezer due to content freezing. Don't know about a corona specifically thought
- arethuza 6y agoI managed to freeze a bottle of beer the other week when I put some in the freezer to cool down and forgot about the last one. Bottle didn't break though the contents were sadly inaccessible - seemed to be an opaque white viscous slurry.
- harunurhan 6y agoHave look at this: https://home.cern/news/news/experiments/how-make-your-own-cloud-chamber https://home.cern/news/news/experiments/how-make-your-own-cl...