Dry Ice Fun - Cool Science Experiments

Spangler shares an easy way to safety create erupting smoke-filled bubbles. Dry Ice is a perfect ingredient for at home experiments, Halloween and DIY Science fun. This experiment is perfect for teachers, classrooms or parents desiring to ignite the love of learning in their young scientist.

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Enjoy!

[sillykittylova]

i love that kid trying to use all the big words XD

[Benjaminaq]

"Okay Scotty pretend you're not playing with that anymore" LOL.

[SNSDluvr]

"Now, this is pretty cool, because the kids can touch it!"

[sickscience]

@drag0n0wnz09 the dry ice will eventually melt and you can drink the apple juice! Dry ice is just frozen carbon dioxide, it's not toxic at all.

[JFreshsounds]

loool the apple juice looks like boiling beer LMFAO

[achachm]

Great way to introduce kids to science.

[sickscience]

@IsabelleJDB it's actually quite safe. The whole idea of using the graduated cylinder is that they can't reach their hands down into it to grab the dry ice. The bubbles that are formed after adding the soap are just filled with carbon dioxide.

[amyno]

I LOVE HOW THE DUDE SNATCHES THE WASHING UP LIQUID OF THE BOY

[sapeight]

That is to coolest thing I have ever seen. It's too bad my family won't let me celebrate halloween.

[DubJello]

I can't believe I'm watching a science video with little It just looked cool

[sickscience]

@despicableFKK we carry them on our site. Just check out

SteveSpanglerScience . com

and search for "Graduated Cylinders"!

[sickscience]

@boober760 it's actually quite safe. The whole idea of using the graduated cylinder is that they can't reach their hands down into it to grab the dry ice. The bubbles that are formed after adding the soap are just filled with carbon dioxide.

[sickscience]

@Arkia9 you can get it at most grocery stores. They keep it behind the counter, and you have to be 18 to buy it.

[sickscience]

@pinkyrock44 you can get it at most grocery stores. They keep it behind the counter, and you have to be 18 to buy it.

[PraveenPix]

i really loved last part of this video which making crystal bubbles within 2 seconds!...i wanna try this right now!

[themermaidgirl]

my favorite part of the last one is what happens when the bubble gets too big. awesom vid.!

[Nanabeanana]

the guy almost dropped the apple juice! lol all the kids wanted to do was play with the bubbles! very funny

[punchultimate]

I can't stop watching these videos.

[clintevans]

the kids super loved the experiment and were so amazed with the colors