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.

Visit http://www.chillistick.com for pellets and packs of dry ice. When you add warm water to dry ice it creates a fantastic smoke and fog effect. The warmer...

Make Your Own Dry Ice with These Tips: Whether you make homemade dry ice or buy it in a store, be sure to wear gloves when handling the pellets to avoid frostbite.

Dry ice is the go-to substance for creating fog, but it can be dangerous to toy with. Try this safer alternative!

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If you're tired of filling your cooler and finding soggy food in a puddle of melted ice, use dry ice instead. Dry ice will keep your food or drinks colder and will evaporate instead of melt. Choose a cooler that will let the gas escape and...

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9 Dry Ice Experiments for Kids | If you're looking for cool science experiments and projects you can do with your children and students at home or in the classroom, these dry ice activities are easy to setup, and oh so cool! From how to make dry ice bubbles to simple and fun dry ice rockets, these activities make great party ideas for the Mad Scientists in your life! We've also included a few Halloween activities, which offer the perfect way to get kids excited about chemistry!

Wondering how to safely use dry ice in drinks? I've got you covered! Articles includes several dry ice drink recipes!