obnoxygen t1_j0pyx92 wrote
The helium goes into your lungs while a beverage goes into your stomach. You might be able to affect a change in the pitch of your burps.
As an experiment you could drink some nitro pepsi or guiness nitro ipa, record the ensuing belching and play it in to a spectrum analyzer to quantify the belch pitch change.
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wooly_boy t1_j0r5grg wrote
Can someone please do this and post video?
Indemnity4 t1_j0rxsjd wrote
Not going to work.
Air is already 80% nitrogen gas and ~20% oxygen. You won't get any appreciable change in the gas composition by inputting more nitrogen.
CygnusX-1-2112b t1_j0s0fzl wrote
I mean since chlorine is a water-soluable gas, we can try that one instead!
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NocteStridio t1_j0tnuij wrote
It might be different, the two main things we belch are co2 from carbonated beverages or gasses released by gut bacteria metabolisms
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