Does liquid carbon dioxide vaporize after being buried underground?

2023-12-02View Original

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Does liquid carbon dioxide vaporize after being buried underground?

Reply #22023-12-03

Of course it will vaporize – it absorbs heat, its temperature rises and then it vaporizes

Reply #32023-12-04

It is normal for there to be leakage; it is also normal if there is no leakage. Just like there is natural gas underground

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