Colored CO2

No. You almost never see the puff, and it dissipates almost instantly. As someone pointed out, it's the moisture in teh air you see, not what fired out of your marker. The cold temperature of the CO2 causes instand condensation when it mikes with the air, which promptly warms and vaporizes again.

A dumb idea, and impractical at that.

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brihard wrote:

No. You almost never see the puff, and it dissipates almost instantly.
As someone pointed out, it's the moisture in teh air you see, not what
fired out of your marker. The cold temperature of the CO2 causes
instand condensation when it mikes with the air, which promptly warms
and vaporizes again.

A dumb idea, and impractical at that.

You guys seriously need to stop being so harsh.
Its only an idea.. and this one is kind of original.
I can see it if the person would have mentioned a paintball shotgun.. but this idea isn't TOTLLY moronic. Lighten up.

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Oh, im sure its possible to "dye" or change the color of gas. We just dont know how-yet. Believe me, in science nothing is impossible. It may be impossible at the time, but not impossible forever.

they can change the color of n2? sweet! details?

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^^Yea, that would be really funny

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Darur wrote:

I think the only way to accoplish something
like that is to mix a seperate colored gas in (no way to "dye" gas
that I know of).

In a HPA tank, the air is kept in a gas form, in a co2 tank the gas
is
kept in a liquid form.Ê For HPA there are many gasses that can
be
compressed to 3500 and 4000 psi and maintain their gas form
AND have a
color.ÊÊ For co2 you require a colored gas which can be
compressed into a liquid form at the preassure co2 is kept.Ê I
dont know of many gasses that could be mixed in with co2 for a
low cost
to color the gas.

CO2 is all three at some time ...liquid solid and a gas
if you were to put in a couple drops of food coloring then you fill
er up after solid co2 is under pressure it becomes liquid co2
and then itll mix...BUT!, i dont think theres a freeze-prrof food
coloring out there, unless you mixxed it with some salt, but it
would still freeze under the extreme cold temp, you could try
food colored antifreeze with food coloring and co2....GOD I
FEEL LIKE A NERD

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