2 Pounds of Dry Ice Experiment

[chrstqhr]

0:13 "hot water of sink" lol

[bamxuberant]

"No it's ok you can breathe that" *dies*

[Camerupt]

And this kids, is what snoop dawgs house is like everyday. Except the CO2 is Smoke

[JordanRagus]

Just now realizing that this would make a fantastic "Hey, mom, I left the sink running!" prank.

[dcs]

0:15 "in a hot water of sink!!"😂😂

[HolyHemoglobin]

0:19 "Hot water of sink" 😂😂 im dead

[HybridLibrarian]

That was an amazing experiment indeed!

[Rockmyway]

2:25 Look at this smoke waterfall of smoke, Legendary

[justasingledoor]

YouTube used to be so cool. These dudes were just having fun and recording themselves

[dragoncrystal]

"Just stay there for a minute"

Yeah... safety's #1 priority...

[whatisayworks]

1:36 "try to lay down so I can see your nut-"

[neros]

When anime characters regenerates and heals their injuries: 0:49

[tspeiro]

Do this again in the future, but with more dry ice and in a swimming pool

[jaykay]

Should have added soap to the water!  Then you would get a mountain of bubbles, all filled with CO2, so when they break, you get the smoke effect.

[McVidsAndTutorials]

CO2, realeased from dry ice, goes down not only because of that the CO2 is cold. If you had room temperature CO2 being released, it would still go down, because the molar mass of CO2 is greater than air (molar mass of CO2 is 44 grams per mole and the molar mass of air is 29 grams per mole). And the molar mass of gases acts a bit like density, because in normal conditions (1 atmosphere pressure, 20 degrees celcius) the mole of all kinds of different gases has the same volume. Only higher than room temperature CO2 would go up.

[ChristiannCastellanos]

This should be called "How to Have a Bro Moment with Dry Ice"

[armeture]

2:24 "Look at this smoke waterfall of smoke."
GG fluent English

[jackelboy]

He laid on the floor with no glasses. Shame on you CrazyRussianHacker. You didn't make safety a priority.

[pcmn]

I like how you just have 2 pounds of dry ice laying around

[farazsayed]

I think it was pretty risky laying down on the floor, there would be an invisible layer of carbon dioxide gathering up, we can't breathe that. Your friend might have got a bit light headed, lucky he didn't stay there any longer. If you had lit a candle and tried to put it on the ground, it would have gone out. One cool thing to do with dry ice is the rainbow indicator experiment. Get a tall glass fill it with an indicator (red cabbage indicator should do it) and add a little alkali (maybe a little baking soda) and drop a lump of dry ice in it. The dry ice will make the solution more acidic over time, changing the colour of the indicator. Good luck