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Originally Posted by cfg83
superchow -
What are the "leftovers" after the dry ice has melted away? Water? Goop?
But someone who really knows pipe up.
CarloSW2
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Nothing would be left over. Dry ice is just frozen CO2, once it sublimates it is gone with the wind.
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Originally Posted by cfg83
Yes, using CO2 would be counterintuitive for ecological reasons... Any ideas for frozen inert gasses that could function as a substitute for dry ice?
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Even if it did help, consider that it takes a lot of energy to make, store, and distribute dry ice or to freeze any other compound.