he didnt say it was literal liquid nitrogen, its a liquid carrying a load of nitrogen. in the context of growing plants? it is basically nitrogen in liquid form, carried in water. specifically urea, which is a bioavailable form of nitrogen. This is a standard way of referring to specific compounds that are bound in a still bioavailable manner. it is liquid bioavailable nitrogen.
it's urea and deionized water, after a catalytic reduction it takes the shit ton of nitrogen out of the urea. so realistically it's a ton of nitrogen suspended in a liquid solution.
@@snowyowl6892 nope. urea has a ton of nitrogen in it and most of it can be used in a catalytic reduction ie as a fuel. but urea fertilizer is actually a thing that exists so this isn't totally unfounded.
Make sure the US EPA isn't watching. Using a chemical in a different application than what it's specifically registered for, is a felony.
Trust me it works!! im unsure of the dilution rate, a guy i worked with has been doing this on his lawn for years
Ummm, not to be a party pooper over here but are you allowed to use a pop bottle for that? Seems dangerous.
What happens if you drink it
Minimum delivery wasn’t an issue ? Here in my town all the servos say minimum amount is 4l
Yeah i don't think adblue is liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen boils at -200 degress C or thereabouts, so you cannot imagine how cold it is.
he didnt say it was literal liquid nitrogen,
its a liquid carrying a load of nitrogen. in the context of growing plants? it is basically nitrogen in liquid form, carried in water. specifically urea, which is a bioavailable form of nitrogen. This is a standard way of referring to specific compounds that are bound in a still bioavailable manner. it is liquid bioavailable nitrogen.
it's urea and deionized water, after a catalytic reduction it takes the shit ton of nitrogen out of the urea. so realistically it's a ton of nitrogen suspended in a liquid solution.
To be specific it's a mix of urea aka:CO(NH₂)₂ and deionized water. Most fertilizer use this compound or ammonium nitrite/ calcium nitrite
Most add blue is urea from pigs pee
joke ??
@@snowyowl6892 not really a joke Adblue is genuinely mainly urea and water
No, literally what it is. Harvested from pig farms
@@snowyowl6892 nope. urea has a ton of nitrogen in it and most of it can be used in a catalytic reduction ie as a fuel. but urea fertilizer is actually a thing that exists so this isn't totally unfounded.
These are Australian accents, ive never seen this stuff in Australia.
Not super common in normal servos. You see it out in the country and in truck servos
Its all over Australia and quite common in the cities just have a look
Pretty common in the Central Highlands and Whitsundays areas in Queensland
It's at the truck sections of servos.
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Just go to ee mere and sons there's probably poison in there