Liquid Nitrogen Almost Killed Them 😰
They poured liquid nitrogen into a swimming pool, hoping to create fog for their party. But something went wrong. You see, liquid nitrogen boils at a super low temperature. And when small amounts are put into water, it becomes a longlasting white mist. But the host used four buckets, which turned into a heavy blanket of gas that covered the pool, replacing all of the air and choking the guests as they collapsed in the water. Eight people were hospitalized while one was even left in a coma and the host were never charged for a crime.
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THATS WHY YOU PAY ATTENTION IN CLASS
Not my stupid ass thinking the pool would freeze
مخيف للغاية😨😨😨😨😨😨
as always they weren't even charged
They weren't charged, because it was a dumb accident! ©Joephantom😊
Basic knowledge of science is crucial
typa shit i do to my sims
Should've been charged with attempted murder
why not just use a normal fog machine?
which is probably cheaper than 4 buckets of nitrogen
Like -100Sx degrees NGL
LOL! This is hilarious!
Professor, lava hot
Heh, it was russians. ))) sad that only one has the option to become good)))
Oml theyre so dumb. We learn this im literal 6th grade about liquid nitrogen as well as dry ice.
Wow! Wow! Wow…
Bro could’ve just bought a fog machine✌️🥀
Let me guess, it happened in the USA
The poor guy in the unicorn floatie
😭
Who would’ve thought that measuring out chemicals would be so important…
I remember a Russian blogger was celebrating her birthday in an indoor pool and did the same thing. Her husband jumped in this pool and obviously died, other guests had also health issues. Husband died on her birthday. She was left with 2 kids. The irony was she was a pharmacist and was spreading information regarding different medicines/pills/etc. on her page. So a person with chemical-related degree could not put 2+2 together. The worst thing about this she made her husband’s death into PR-company for her page making money out of her alleged sorrow.
Things I didn't know I needed to know about
This happened indoors too.
Wasnt it dry ice?