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Dry Ice ©The Learning Zoo 2011

Dry Ice + T-chart= TestControl Amount of Dry Ice (oz.) No Dry Ice Constants Water Level (8 oz.) Bottle Type/Size Hypothesis: More dry ice will make the bomb explode at a quicker rate. ©The Learning Zoo 2011

Experiment Results… 1 ½ oz. Dry Ice+ Water + Bottle= 26 second explosion rate 2 ½ oz. Dry Ice+ Water + Bottle= 26 second explosion rate ©The Learning Zoo 2011

What should have REALLY happened… FACT: 1lb of dry ice= 8 cubic feet of gas (About enough to fill liter bottles!) Therefore… more dry ice= bigger/faster explosion ©The Learning Zoo 2011

WHAT IS THIS STUFF?!? Solid Carbon Dioxide (aka CO2) ©The Learning Zoo 2011

A little science for ya’ll: Sublimation Deposition ©The Learning Zoo 2011

Let’s Make Some CO2 Bubbles! STEP 1: Mix sugar and water in bucket until sugar is dissolved. STEP 2: Stir in root beer extract. STEP 3: Carefully add dry ice to mixture. STEP 4: Watch the magic happen! STEP 5: Wait until the ice is evaporated completely and then try a taste! WARNING: May cause burns when touched. Do not inhale CO2 fog. ©The Learning Zoo 2011

What Just Happened?!? ©The Learning Zoo 2011