-110 degrees meets 210 degrees

We've all put dry ice in water, but few have put dry ice in boiling water!

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[dw3015]

where did u get the purple flame stove?

[newtonianbarf]

It's red, but the infra-red light from the stove overwhelms my camera, so it looks purple on video. Sorta cool effect :)

[JakeNoluv]

id love to see that shit blow up and throw boiling water everywhere

[LBPCraftsman]

Now pour a pot of boiling water onto a huge block of dry ice!

[shamsmaster]

that is one nice bong

[nosupa]

Did it start Thunderstorming in there? lol

[GregRK7]

@MrNewYorkCityLover its not smoke.

[DJCDavisDubstep]

@MrNewYorkCityLover Of course not! It's fucking steam.

[MrNewYorkCityLover]

Did the smoke alarm go off?

[soullessphoenix]

@CarKid14 Im pretty sure that even with some impurities, dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide. When it hits normal room temperature, it sublimes, passing from a solid directly to a gas, and while dry ice and diamonds both contain carbon, the diamonds are formed with decades if not centuries of intense pressure and heat, where as dry ice is simply cooled to a very low temperature. However, it shouldn't be nitrogen.

[patrock400]

Lol, it's funny because they're filling the room with carbon dioxide.

[CarKid14]

@McMinecraftTube not carbon, nitrogen.

if it was carbon you'd practically have close to diamonds.

[McMinecraftTube]

thats quite harmful in a way because your basically filling the room with carbon since dry ice is a solid form of carbon