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Easy and fun Dry Ice experiments (CO2 - solid Carbon Dioxide)

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Uploaded by on Apr 2, 2009

Being the big nerd that I am, I bought a few pounds of dry ice and decided to conduct some scientific experiments with it in my kitchen. My girlfriend joined me.

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  • Now watch the video thinking they are crack dealers.

  • @JDFUNKYMONK How do you know it isn't crack? Especially at 4:35. Pretty massive rocks eh? I bet it would take you at least a week to smoke just one of them.

  • where u get lazer

    

  • @re5ruless i getz it from store

  • can you make dry ice at home? what ingredients do you need to use?

  • @czarcio333 No, you can't because you need a refrigerator that can cool something like carbon dioxide down to -110F. Ordinary refrigerators can't go that low.

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  • @GGmanFtW Sure you can create dry ice. Just freeze carbon dioxide gas to -110F and you'll have dry ice.

  • @wheresmysandwitch98 Albertons's in San Diego, California. $1.79 / lb.

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  • I WANT A DRY ICE GUN

  • @bryceguy72 what store

    

  • Lol 3 minute 9 second finale

  • @bryceguy72 gutted. Really want to experiment with dry ice haha

  • @TheGameSnooper Thanks. Took me years to find her.  :-)

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