Wow I'm doing pretty good --- I think that makes 4 posts that I started that got moved here![]()
Ben really needs to create the Geek page.
Richard, Thanks for the physics lesson (thought you were a chemist). I don't know why but I thought CO2 was colder but like you say the proportion is so wide I can understand the minimum temp loss.
In my previous lifetimeI worked the meat processing industry. We used liquid CO2 in the process. Stored in a non-refrigerated or insulated tank. When it came out the pipe it turned to CO2 snow. -- I suppose that would be a delivery method rather than cakes at atmospheric pressure.
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