How to make dry ice

It's possible to make dry ice at home. Here are instructions, including information you'll need to know to make dry ice yourself safely.

Dry ice is used to keep items cold for a longer period of time than regular ice. Dry ice has a temperature of -109 degrees Fahrenheit. It converts into carbon dioxide gas as it becomes warmer and doesn't leave any liquid behind like traditional ice does. It has no color or odor and forms when carbon dioxide gas solidifies. There are several forms of dry ice, including high-density dry ice pellets, dry ice rice pellets, standard pellets and blocks of dry ice.

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This magic ingredient turns an ordinary punch bowl into a bubbling, smoldering cauldron that's perfect for parties.

Whether you're going for a spooky Halloween ambiance or want to make a truly spectacular presentation for your dessert display, dry ice can help!

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If you're looking for cool science experiments and projects you can do with your kids and/or students, these dry ice experiments are for you!

Learn how to make your own nontoxic smoke and fog effects using dry ice and hot water. No smoke machine required!

Dry ice is the secret ingredient for all that spooky fog you see on Halloween. Here's how to handle dry ice safely and how to make it and store it at home.

Dry ice – or frozen carbon dioxide – can be used to create smoky effects that are ideal for Hallowe’en parties, for other events or for on-stage effects in musical performances or plays. You can ... Read more