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Carbon Dioxide Ice

Name: Carbon Dioxide Ice
Brand: BHAVANI DRY ICE SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
Price: 56.0 INR
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Carbon Dioxide Ice Specification

Density
1.56 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

HS Code
28111990

Molecular Formula
CO2

Shape
Blocks, Pellets, Slices

Storage
Store in insulated containers, well-ventilated locations

Boiling point
Sublimes directly to gas at -78.5C / No liquid at 1 atm

Form
Solid

Purity
Typically >99%

Poisonous
No

Melting Point
Sublimates at -78.5C (-109.3F), does not melt under atmospheric pressure

Ph Level
Acidic in solution, not relevant as solid

Smell
Odorless

Solubility
Sublimes directly to gas; insoluble in itself, but CO2 dissolves in water

Molecular Weight
44.01 g/mol

Structural Formula
O=C=O

Other Names
Dry Ice, Cardice

Refractive Rate
Not applicable (solid opaque)

Taste
None, not recommended to taste

Classification
Non-flammable solid, Refrigerant

Chemical Name
Carbon Dioxide

CAS No
124-38-9

EINECS No
204-696-9

Grade
Industrial, Food Grade

Standard
Meets food and industrial regulatory standards

Type
Solid (Dry Ice)

Usage
Cooling, preservation, cleaning, transport of perishables, fog effects

Main Material
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

Application
Other

Non Toxic
No

Color
White

Contact Hazard
Can cause severe frostbite or cold burns on contact with skin

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Evaporation
Sublimates directly to CO2 gas, leaves no residue

Thermal Conductivity
Low, used as refrigerant for its cold temperature

Compressed Form
Not available; turns to gas under atmospheric conditions

Environmental Impact
Does not deplete ozone layer, used in eco-friendly cleaning methods

Handling Precaution
Use dry insulated gloves, avoid direct skin contact

Packaging
Typically supplied in insulated containers, bags, or boxes

Carbon Dioxide Ice About

Advanced Cooling Power

Dry Ice is prized for its extremely low temperature and low thermal conductivity, making it a highly efficient refrigerant. It finds use in rapid cold storage, transportation of perishables, and medical and industrial cooling applications, thanks to its ability to maintain subzero conditions without leaving moisture behind.

Clean and Eco-Friendly

Since Dry Ice sublimates directly to CO2 gas and leaves no residue, it is an environmentally responsible cleaning and cooling solution. It does not contain chemicals that deplete the ozone layer, making it a favored option for eco-friendly processes in cleaning and preservation.

Safe Handling and Storage

Proper handling of Dry Ice is crucial due to its extremely cold temperature and potential to cause severe cold burns on contact with skin. Always use insulated gloves and store Dry Ice in insulated, well-ventilated containers. Never store in airtight containers, as sublimation may lead to dangerous pressure build-up.

FAQ's of Carbon Dioxide Ice:

Q: How should I handle Carbon Dioxide Ice safely?

A: Always use dry insulated gloves when handling Dry Ice to prevent severe frostbite or cold burns. Avoid direct skin contact, and handle in well-ventilated areas to prevent CO2 buildup.

Q: What happens to Dry Ice when it warms up?

A: Dry Ice sublimates directly from a solid to carbon dioxide gas at -78.5C (-109.3F) without melting or leaving any residue under normal atmospheric conditions.

Q: Where is Carbon Dioxide Ice commonly used?

A: Dry Ice is widely used in refrigeration and food preservation, industrial cleaning, stage effects, and shipping of biological samples, thanks to its extremely low temperature and residue-free properties.

Q: When should Dry Ice be used for shipping perishables?

A: Dry Ice should be used whenever maintaining subzero temperatures is essential for preserving the quality and safety of perishables such as food, pharmaceuticals, or biological materials during transport.

Q: What are the environmental benefits of using Dry Ice for cleaning?

A: Dry Ice cleaning is environmentally friendly; it does not emit harmful chemicals or residue, and as it sublimates, it returns to the atmosphere as CO2, making it a sustainable alternative to traditional cleaning agents.

Q: Is Dry Ice available as a compressed liquid?

A: No, Dry Ice sublimates directly to gas at atmospheric pressure and cannot exist as a compressed liquid under these conditions. It is always supplied as a solid form in blocks, pellets, or slices.

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