Well.. it is known to make it brittle. That is bit of a fact, because the game doesn't show the metal just melting away...
I am very confident it isn't liquid nitrogen.
I am very confident it isn't liquid nitrogen.
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its probably not acid. since the danger of having a can of acid strong enough to damage metal taht fast wouldnt be that smart. so its probably something else.
something that makes metal brittle i think....(tis a joke, dont go crazy on me)Comment
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There are weak natural acids that have the same effects as that. They make the metal go brittle. I am not trying to reiterate, I believe strongly that its a weak natural acid that doesn't react to a glass/plastic based can, which doesn't need low temperatures for strorage.Originally posted by Whistle View PostComment
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I believe it's called "Ice Piss" (not a terribly technical name).
It was referenced in the film "The Sum of All Fears" based on Tom Clancy's book of the same name. The following quote is from the trivia section on IMDB,
"The spray can that Liev Schreiber uses to cut through the chain link fence is supposed to be a real-life CIA chemical spray known as "Ice Piss". When asked if a real can of Ice Piss could be acquired for the scene, the technical advisor said, "I don't want to go to prison!"
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