If you’re looking for some science activities that will blow your kids' minds, then look no further. Here are some super fun and cool experiments using dry ice, that will certainly have your children’s mouths hanging open with surprise. Dry ice is carbon dioxide (CO2) in a solid form. Yes, it is basically frozen gas. But unlike normal, ‘wet’ ice, when it begins to melt, it doesn’t turn into water or liquid. Instead, dry ice turns to gas, which gives a foggy effect. You may have seen it used befo

Dry Ice In Slime: Watch It Transform When dry ice is trapped inside slime, it sublimates... changing straight from solid to gas... and the slime inflates like a balloon. But the white fog you see isn’t carbon dioxide because CO₂ gas is invisible. That misty cloud is actually tiny droplets of water from the air and the slime itself, instantly condensed by the freezing-cold gas rushing out when the bubble pops. But if you try it in oil instead of slime, the mist doesn't appear because oil contains