Liquid nitrogen is created by cooling ordinary air to extremely low temperatures. By compressing, expanding, and carefully controlling the cooling process, nitrogen can be separated and liquefied. The ...

WTF?! Folks who are into extreme overclocking and cryogenic experiments swear by liquid nitrogen. With a boiling point of -320°F, this super-chilled liquid can push computer components to blistering ...

The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) student chapter partnered with the Chemical and Biological Engineering Department to make edible ice cream out of liquid nitrogen in the Student ...

Anastasia Sziklas, owner of The Ice Cream Lab, magically whips up cold, creamy ice cream treats using what may come as a surprise — a splash of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is a culinary trend ...

Looking for a less traditional ice cream experience? Sub Zero Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream — part ice cream shop, part science experiment — has set its eyes on Fort Collins with plans to open a shop at ...