elektra
Diamond Member
Wow, you think we compress co2 to make dry ice, you skipped a step or two, that comes before you compress the crystal flakes.Nope. You should really study the topic before posting. You look like you aren't even familiar with the topic.
Wow. You don't even have a clue here do you? I'm kind of amazed you have the cojones to show off this astounding lack of education.
So you think that when you compress CO2 and create dry ice that it means CO2 is "cold" by itself? You do realize that liquid N2 is even colder, right? And Nitrogen (N2) makes up most of our atmosphere.
Do you think the atmosphere is 77degrees Kelvin right now?
Wow.
Now when you skipped over the step of converting co2 from a gas into a liquid is that because you are actually the person here lacking in education?
Co2? Warms, creates heat? Then how come Co2 is not the gas they use to build those nice double or triple paned windows? Seems odd you would not use such a heat generating gas in a window if you wanted to stay warm up here in the north.
One of those great mysteries of co2.
But not as a big of a mystery as to see how you seem clueless and uneducated as to the process of making dry ice.
Liquefy and maybe reduce pressure? I am not surprised you did not know the basics of co2 and dry ice.