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1. www.ascoco2.com › asco-dry-ice-machine-bp420ASCO DRY ICE MACHINE BP420i - ascoco2.com

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   The BP420i features high density, fully automatic dry ice production for slices in ten different thicknesses. In addition, it is possible to produce pellets in two different sizes with a diameter of 3, 6, 10 or 16 mm (1/8, 1/4, 3/8 or 5/8 in).

   • Production capacity: 400 kg/h (880 lb/h)

   • Weight packed: 2'300 kg (5'060 lb) (with hydraulic oil)

2. www.bbc.co.uk › teach › class-clips-videoDesign and Technology KS2: How is dry ice created?

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   Video Transcript. Presenters Lauren Layfield and Joe Tracini and The Dengineers team help Kiran from Coventry create a witchcraft and wizardry den. The den will have an area for mixing potions,...

3. irishcarbonic.com › the-science-behind-dry-iceThe Science Behind Dry Ice: What Is It and How Is It Made?

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   Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO₂). Unlike regular ice, which is frozen water, dry ice skips the liquid phase entirely. It goes directly from solid to gas in a process called sublimation.

4. medium.com › @gaiaenterprises › the-science-behindThe Science Behind Making Dry Ice: A Fun and Informative Guide

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   Jul 18, 2023 · Creating dry ice is an exercise in the cool and calculated manipulation of carbon dioxide gas into a solid form — a process that lends itself to the wonder of sublimation.

5. homeschoolden.com › 2016/09/26 › changes-in-statesChanges in States of Matter: Sublimation and Deposition ...

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   Sep 26, 2016 · While most kids know freezing, melting and evaporation sublimation and deposition are a bit more challenging, that is – until you bring in a huge chunk of dry ice!! Warning: Always wear gloves when handling dry ice! it is MINUS 109 deg F. That’s cold enough to give you frost bite!

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6. www.cryonomic.comCRYONOMIC - Dry ice blasting and production machines ...

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   Dry ice blasting or dry ice cleaning is a technology that uses dry ice pellets for cleaning without water, cleaning without chemicals or replacing the manual cleaning job. Dry ice blasting machines are used in many industries for different application such as mould cleaning, renovation activities, machine cleaning, etc ….

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   What is dry ice?

   • It’s the tangible manifestation of captivating scientific phenomena itching to be explored. Creating dry ice is an exercise in the cool and calculated manipulation of carbon dioxide gas into a solid form — a process that lends itself to the wonder of sublimation. This icy journey through scientific marvels promises to both engage and educate.

   The Science Behind Making Dry Ice: A Fun and Informative Guide

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   What is a dry ice blasting machine used for?

   • Dry ice blasting machines are used in many industries for different application such as mould cleaning, renovation activities, machine cleaning, etc … Dry ice pellets are made with our CRYONOMIC ® dry ice production machines.

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   What is dry ice production?

   • At the heart of dry ice production lies the art of manipulating the properties of carbon dioxide gas to achieve sublimation, creating a solid substance that finds wide use in industries like food preservation, special effects, and scientific research.

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   How does dry ice work?

   • They demonstrate how dry ice works, as a solid form of carbon dioxide with a surface temperature of -78 degrees Celsius. They explain that normally when heating an object, such as an ice cube, it will transform from a solid to liquid before turning into a gas.

   Design and Technology KS2: How is dry ice created?

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   Is dry ice a solid or liquid?

   • Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO₂). Unlike regular ice, which is frozen water, dry ice skips the liquid phase entirely. It goes directly from solid to gas in a process called sublimation. This is why you never see a puddle of water around dry ice as it “melts!” How is Dry Ice Made?

   The Science Behind Dry Ice: What Is It and How Is It Made?

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   Which dry ice machines can produce crystal-hard ice?

   • All the CRYONOMIC ® dry ice machines are hydraulically driven and they can all produce crystal-hard dry ice of different diameters: 3 mm pellets are used for cleaning & 10 and 16 mm sticks are used for cooling, cooled transport (catering, medical products, …) and other processes.

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8. rockitscience.com › wp-content › uploadsTeacher’s Guide for: Dry Ice - Rock-it Science

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   Rock-it Science Teacher’s Guide Dry Ice -- Page 2 Intro & Demos Quick Recap: Instructor explains what dry ice is (carbon dioxide at 109 degrees below zero) . Instead of melting, it goes directly from a solid to a gas (sublimation) . If you leave your hand on it for 12 seconds, you’ll get frostbite . But you can safely handle it if you