If you're in the US. you can buy a block of dry ice at Walmart. I've played with dry ice bombs before, and as Cookie said, they can be VERY dangerous. A friend of mine got hit with a bottle cap when we were playing with them, and it left a nasty and very painful welt on his chest. He ended up having a bruise the size of half a dollar bill.
Though, it was fun. Try tossing a whole block or two into a swimming pool.
quote:Originally posted by Woraug
Try tossing a whole block or two into a swimming pool.
What happens ?
Same as what would happen if you poor water over it I guess.
The block will sink to the bottom and will quickly start to boil, giving out gas bubbles which will rise to the surface and which will leave a tick white low hanging smoke.
(unless the pool is less than 10°C, which in that case you wont see smoke at all.)
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This post was edited on 10-22-2006 at 02:42 AM by CookieRevised.
quote:Originally posted by CookieRevised
Same as what would happen if you poor water over it I guess.
The block will sink to the bottom and will quickly start to boil, giving out gas bubbles which will rise to the surface and which will leave a tick white low hanging smoke.
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RE: dry ice experiments
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZgMBdVKWMZg < Dry Ice bomb in a small lake. Again, as Cookie said, don't do anything like this unless you really know what you're doing.
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