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dry iceSolid carbon dioxide (CO2), used as a refrigerant. At temperatures above −79°C/−110.2°F, it sublimes (turns into vapour without passing through a liquid stage) to gaseous carbon dioxide. Water vapour in the air cooled by the evaporating carbon dioxide condenses to a visible mist, which is often used in the theatre. |
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Karcher Industrial Products has introduced a dry ice blaster, a highly effective and mess-free method for in-place cleaning. Tips, tricks and techniques such as "To create a bubbling martini use a pair of tongs and place a marble sized piece of dry ice in the bottom of your glass before adding the liquid. This facility, located in Cambridge, Ontario, will provide sales, service, parts and rentals for Cold Jet's dry ice blasting and dry ice production equipment. |
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