Karim Ul Hasan

Nitrogen is colder than CO2 because it is about 132 degrees colder, with an average temperature of -210 degrees Celsius, compared to CO2’s average temperature of -78 degrees Celsius. It is known that nitrogen and carbon dioxide are two of the most abundant components of our atmosphere, but what are their differences when it comes … Read more

Cryogenic cooling is a process used to cool things down to very cold temperatures and it is used in many areas such as medicine, science, technology, and engineering. It is used to store organs, study cold materials, cool electronic components, preserve food, and strengthen materials. Cryogenic cooling is the process of lowering the temperature of … Read more

Cryogenic pressure is the pressure created when something is cooled to very low temperatures below -150°C or -238°F. It is used to store and transport materials, create unique materials, and cool objects down to very low temperatures. Cryogenic pressure is a type of pressure created when substances such as gases, liquids, or solids are cooled … Read more

Cryogenic temperatures are very cold and can be as low as -180°C or -292°F. Cryogenic temperatures are temperatures that are below -150°C or -238°F. These temperatures are so low that common substances like oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, and helium can be liquified. This blog post will explore the history of cryogenic temperatures, how they are measured, … Read more

The United States was the first country to use a cryogenic engine. It was used to launch the Saturn V rocket in 1969, which sent the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. Cryogenic engines are a type of engine that operates at very low temperatures, typically less than -100°C. This type of engine has been … Read more

William Thomson invented cryogenic in 1877. It is a type of cooling technology that uses very cold temperatures and is used in many things such as preserving food, organs and tissues, and space exploration. Cryogenics is a field of science that deals with the study and application of extremely low temperatures. It involves the use … Read more