Dry Ice: is it LETHALLY DANGEROUS?
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@DmajikDesign Yes, if you try to squirt out the water, the bottle plugs up and explodes. Did your parents watch the video warnings? Did you and your brother have close adult supervision at all times?
These suggested demonstrations are for adult science teachers and ABSOLUTELY NOT FOR UNSUPERVISED STUDENTS. Kids will mess around and get hurt.
Adults don't need to be terrified of cars, steak knives, power tools, etc. Yet these can cause severe injury if handled incorrectly. Same with dry ice.
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Dry ice doesn't melt at room temp right?
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press 9 for fun!
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like a boss
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Can i Use Dry Ice for beverages ?
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im gonna chop some ice today.......
*pulls out saw*
muhahahaha
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Our school recently had an dry ice performance where she put a potatoe chip inside a box full of dry ice water and etc. She then ate the chip and smoke came out of her nose. We also put a coke bottle full of dry ice and hot water into a pool of water and the whole pool exploded.
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This guy is a complete idiot! Do not listen to him!
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0:03, Smokin' Poor mans' liquid nitrogen
My cousin let dry ice rest on his left leg for a minute and he got a water buble beneath his skin than he poped it and no blood came out just water.
hydrokineticwave 4 weeks ago
@hydrokineticwave that's frostbite. It's basically the same as a 2nd-degree burn: large blisters full of fluid.
See liquid nitrogen blister bit.ly / suWi1t
wbeaty 4 weeks ago
Dude, you should audition for Jackass..
exweirdo 2 months ago 18
@exweirdo Yeah, more fake "danger."
It's as safe as a fire-eating circus performance. Everybody is terrifed, but the real danger is in accidentally swallowing. Fire-eaters might burn their eyebrows off. Cryo-eaters will get many microscopic cracks all over their molars.
wbeaty 2 months ago 2
this is very iinteresting video but i am not putting dry ice in my mouth!!! i know it is dangerous but i am willing to be careful with dry ice this year
angelika85731 2 months ago
@angelika85731 It's dangerous but not lethal. Circus fire performers "eat fire" by spitting out mouthfuls of kerosene toward a burning torch. You could do a cryo-eater circus act. On the other hand, it's known to slowly cause buildup of tiny cracks all over your molars. (Physics teachers discovered this from their "LN2-eater" circus performance.)
wbeaty 2 months ago