From when I looked up the compound the boiling point was around 60c which is 140f. Give or take for me not remembering correctly that’s a boiling point of around 130f to 150f. If it’s a volatile liquid like I thought (confirmed in replies) that means that volatile nature causes it to rapidly suck heat from its self. It’s got a freezing point (without additives) around 40c which is 104f. Meaning if you heated it to the boiling point the fluid would take enough heat from the air and glass around it to rapidly change the temperature causing it to go from 140 to 104 very rapidly (my PC GPU runs at 65c and just fans and heat sink take it down to 40c in a few seconds). At least that was my thought process. Turned out to be true