It’s that time of year again: science fair season! Students and parents alike should consider looking into the scientific marvels of dry ice to wow judges
→Penguins are known to be thankful for a number of things, like tasty fish, cold water and a nice bed of ice to slide on. In the spirit
→Today’s featured contest entry is a fantastic photo that comes from Arianys. These faces say it all – kids love the cool effects dry ice brings
→Students across the country are heading back to school in waves; however, they shouldn’t be the only ones who get to have fun with science! We
→ Dry ice and liquid nitrogen. They’re two of the coldest materials out there, but what happens when you introduce them? Luckily, we have some great
→With pool parties, summer camps and other distractions, it’s easy to let the brain take a break until school starts back up in August. Many libraries
→A video was recently sent to us that caused quite a stir in social media this week, and also raised some interesting questions. The video features
→Besides its standard uses such as cooling and freezing, dry ice has a number of interesting applications. Below is an example of how dry ice can
→A number of cancer patients have found an interesting new application to maintain some level of comfort and normalcy through the chemotherapy process. In fact, Sharon Arkin
→We had a great question come in from Gloria in Florida asking for tips to maximize duration of fog effects created with dry ice. We’ve typically
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