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Parts required for particle detector: Glass container Alcohol vapor Super-cold bottom (-26c or colder) Technically all of the above would be present in a ne
by jacobwilliamroy 6y ago
Parts 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.