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  1. What about if it was something other than nitrogen say carbon dioxide. Would it still burn up from the oxygen that's in the carbon dioxide or would it stay on because of the lack of oxygen as that's what's in a fire extinguisher

  2. Sticking an exposed lightbulb into liquid nitrogen has to be one of the biggest nopes my nope detector has ever picked up. I guess in this case it's not entirely dangerous, though, at least with proper equipment and preparation

  3. I think you'll find that bulbs are usually filled with argon. In the fractional distillation of air to obtain liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen, which are both valuable products, argon is a waste product. You might think that a gas which does not do chemistry at all has no use in industry, but being unreactive, it has its own uses. Like stopping the filament of a lightbulb from burning in oxygen

  4. I wonder why the mess you make on the floor gives me anxiety. And I think about the husstle of cleaning it up, even tho I'm not the one doing the clean up. Maybe I just care for you, and it makes me sad you now have to sweep it? It's so strange

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