Your favorite dry ice demo
I enjoyed the balloon demonstration because i liked watching the C02 balloon fall faster than the oxygen balloon.
I found ours, the heavy balloon most interesting because I was very excited to know that there is such a visible difference in the density of the gases.
I Think, By Far, My Favorite Dry Ice Demo, Had To Be The Experiment With The Two Balloons. And Because Dry Ice Is Just Frozen CO2, It's Heavier Than Regular Oxygen, Causing The CO2 Balloon To Fall Faster.
By far once we got the dry ice "Crystal Ball" formed, our crystal ball experiment blew the competition away. I enjoyed seeing the end result due to the many failed tries to get the CO2 Bubbles formed into a "Crystal Ball".
My favorite demo was the one with the two balloons. It was really interesting watching the balloon with the Co2 fall faster then the balloon with regular oxygen. Since Co2 is heavier then oxygen it makes the balloon with Co2 fall faster.
My favorite Dry Ice demo was the one with soap, water, and dry ice in a bottle, posted by L3ahLov3ly. I thought it was really interesting because Mason described everything. Even though his performance was a little bland, Mason got the point across. There weren't that many videos up, so I only watched theirs, but it was really cool seeing the end result!
Good Job Mason, Jarret, Leah, and the rest of the team!
The demonstration that I enjoyed watching the most was the “Dry Ice Soap Experiment.” I enjoyed watching this because I liked the final product after they put the soap in the bottle with dry ice; was very interesting. I also enjoyed it because the instructions and planning with the experiment looked very professional. I also liked how they used color dye. It made it really clear for us to see what happened and it made me have a clear image of what the dry ice was doing. The last thing that I liked about this experiment was when it was over how they explained what had happened, even though they had explained that at the beginning. Overall I thought it was a job well done, from the planning to the ending product.
