"Most of the contamination is in the vicinity of how far they could throw a bucket of liquid out the back door," he said.
On a stage decorated with a vase of red carnations, bricks, sponges, beakers of various sizes and a bucket of liquid nitrogen, Mr. Maiullo, opened the show by dipping one of the flowers in the liquid nitrogen.
There's a hole at one end of the board over the loo; above it a nozzle connects to a tube, which in turn leads to a five-gallon bucket of liquid hanging from the ceiling.
He developed a showstopping palate cleanser at the start of his set menu, in which the waiter dropped a mixture of lime juice, egg white, green tea, and vodka (out of what looked like a can of shaving foam) into a bucket of liquid nitrogen, at minus 321 degrees Fahrenheit.
A handful of sifted wood ashes (save the chunks for the compost bin) will boost the potassium level in a bucket of liquid gold very nicely.
A little over a week ago, the Washington Post in its "Day in photos" featured a local blogger in Siberia dumping a bucket of liquid nitrogen over his head.
Before dinner service on a recent Friday, Voltaggio plays around with an insulated bucket of liquid nitrogen, dipping his hand in it and tossing the residue on the floor where it morphs, CGI-like, into little rolling marbles of chemistry before dissolving into wisps of smoke.
Fill a standard-size bucket one-quarter full of liquid uranium hexafluoride.
They had large cans of insulating foam and buckets of oil and a caustic liquid, which the police say included weapons-cleaning fluid, to pour on soldiers and police officers.
