Mad Science Presents Dry Ice Capades

Thu, Nov 10 2022

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Withers Community Room

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Subjects

Science

Age Group

Ages 8 and up

Presenter

Mad Science

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Registration Required

Observe dry ice and its amazing cooling ability. Explore the end product of carbon dioxide by seeing, tasting, and smelling gas. Then watch carbon dioxide pop a cork off a flask, blow smoky bubbles, and see how dry ice makes for a great prop in scary movies!

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