Floating soap bubbles on carbon dioxide

http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/bubbles

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[djfrogfm]

keep clicking at 1:50, funny!!

[whatblack2284]

you should try poring a soapy water or bubble soap in to the dry ice.. as the ice melts and heats up it will blow its own bubbles and fill them with a fog or smoke looking air.

[mdakamb204]

i liked this video i am doing a science project about this and it is very helpful .

[gruosd]

I did this it made a loud freighting noise

[goober239]

@sydneybeach95 Fact is, the politicians blame CO2 97% of the time. Still doesn't make me want to sell my gas guzzling trucks for it.

[sydneybeach95]

@goober239 CO2 will dilute through 02 due to environmental factors such as wind, no one ever said it just floats on top. The CO2 doesn't have to be a high up to cause global warming, it just has to be present somewhere in the atmosphere, regardless of height. Also, carbon dioxide isn't the main contributor to the enhanced greenhouse effect and thus global warming. get the facts before you post stuff like this.

[partsproduction]

@Epicalmarshmallow Both of the large grocery stores in my town have dry ice for sale, I was surtprised.

[weiner7000]

BAKING SODA and vinegar work well if you want to try at home. Search youtube for "density of CO2 demonstration for chemwest"

to see how to do this.

[toricarmy]

Like POP

[Flyjammer]

would bicarb and vinegar make enough carbondioxide to do this? I did try with a single ply tiny piece of tissue paper and that didnt seem to work. plz reply.

[audience2]

@Epicalmarshmallow The video makes it sound like dry ice is an item commonly available at all grocery stores but I just googled my local area and it is only available from specialists.