This is what happens to a dollar bill when you dip it in liquid ammonia
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Updated March 11, 2016 ● 1,318 views
Science
In this experiment, a dollar bill is shrinked when after dipping in liquid ammonia.
The paper money is dipped into liquid anhydrous ammonia, then dried, and the process is repeated about a dozen times. As the money dries, it shrinks due to the surface tension of the boiling/evaporating ammonia.
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This is what happens to a dollar bill when you dip it in liquid ammonia
Updated March 11, 2016 ● 1,318 views
Science
In this experiment, a dollar bill is shrinked when after dipping in liquid ammonia.
The paper money is dipped into liquid anhydrous ammonia, then dried, and the process is repeated about a dozen times. As the money dries, it shrinks due to the surface tension of the boiling/evaporating ammonia.