chillistick Dry Ice Pack - 10kg
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Product Code : SCL-CLE-12746
Dry ice is vital for many
activities and great fun when used safely.
- Always
ensure a responsible adult is in charge and never allow the use of dry ice
unsupervised
- Always
handle dry ice with protective gloves or use a scoop
- Always
use in a well ventilated area
- Always
keep dry ice in the polystyrene box supplied
- Always
replace the lid after use
- Store
dry in a cool place out of direct sunlight
- Do
not open until you are ready to use.
- Do
not place in any airtight containers; dry ice sublimates quickly and will
rapidly build up pressure
Supplied as 9mm food grade, dry ice pellets, shipped in
polystyrene containers (10kg filled weight).
Sufficient dry ice for experiments over 2 days. Delivery:
Delivered Tuesday to Friday.
Important:
When ordering please specify the day you require the ice delivered. Please note
pre-12 delivery request come with a delivery charge.
To create the perfect fog effect adds hot water to dry ice in
the ratio 1 litre to 200g of ice. The fog can be a small table top effect or
something to wow an assembly - just scale up. The white fog created is an
aerosol of tiny droplets of water that refracts the light and this is why it's
white - just like a real cloud! Add flavoured squash to create a fruit cloud.
The instructions within the Hardware pack show how to make soap
bubbles, metal scream, learn about fire extinguishers, hovercrafts, vortex
rings and Newton’s third law applied to plastic bottle rockets.
Due
to the characteristics of this product, delivery outside the UK Mainland is
restricted. Please ring for details.
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To create the perfect fog effect adds hot water to dry ice in
the ratio 1 litre to 200g of ice. The fog can be a small table top effect or
something to wow an assembly - just scale up. The white fog created is an
aerosol of tiny droplets of water that refracts the light and this is why it's
white - just like a real cloud! Add flavoured squash to create a fruit cloud.
The instructions within the Hardware pack show how to make soap bubbles, metal
scream, learn about fire extinguishers, hovercrafts, vortex rings and Newton’s
third law applied to plastic bottle rockets.
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