ThinkGeek is selling an awesome set of Atomic Food Containers to help you quarantine your experimental leftovers, while reducing their half-life.
You’ll get three containers of different size (400ml, 600ml, and 1000ml) which each nestle into each other for easy storage. Also, each top has a dial so you can set the date you put the container into the cold wasteland of your office fridge. That way, you will know how old the hairy pasta is, and won’t have to guess. Each dial also has a special setting called “vent” which opens up a little vent to vent ventable gasses (just like our underpants, but that’s a story for another time). Buy them now and safeguard your lunch for years to come.
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Hrmmmm. I think you mean extending their half-life . . . ?
-danny
Danny: My assumption is that you would want to reduce the half-life to eliminate the radiation sooner. Any nuclear physicists out there that would like to jump in on the discussion?
These almost make me want to cook…. Almost
Scott,
Well, if were storing radiation, I agree you want the substance to decay rapidly. If you are storing tasty leftovers, though, you want decay to be delayed. ;)
I only experiment with non-toxic substances, I like to think, but some of y’all are more daring . . .
Love,
-danny