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What Happens When Is Water Mixed In With Dry Ice
In our experiment it was our job to research what happens when water is mixed in with dry ice. I searched up information about this experiment and I figured out that dry ice is made from a carbon dioxide gas by compressing the carbon dioxide gas until it turns into liquid. When you stop the pressuring some of the liquid turns into gas.When cooling the dry ice into dry ice snow or frost it gets collected and pressed into pallets and blocks which are -109.3 degrees fahrenheit. I learned that when you mixed room temperature water with dry ice it creates a white substance. The substance appears only when room temperature or hot water is applied to dry ice, after that the fog or white substance is carbon dioxide. While I was researching, it

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