Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice
Dry Ice

Dry Ice

Price 54.0 INR/ Kilograms

MOQ : 1 Kilograms

Dry Ice Specification

  • HS Code
  • 2811
  • Molecular Weight
  • 44.01 g/mol Milligram (mg)
  • Boiling point
  • Sublimes at -78.5C (-109.3F)
  • Poisonous
  • No
  • Other Names
  • Carbonic ice, Cardice
  • Ph Level
  • Not applicable (does not dissolve in water)
  • Shape
  • Block, pellet, or slab
  • Storage
  • Other
  • Solubility
  • Sublimes; insoluble in water, does not dissolve but converts directly to CO2 gas
  • Form
  • Solid
  • Density
  • 1.56 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • Molecular Formula
  • CO2
  • Purity
  • Typically 99% or higher
  • Structural Formula
  • O=C=O
  • Smell
  • Other
  • Melting Point
  • -78.5C (-109.3F); dry ice does not melt, it sublimates
  • Classification
  • Other
  • Chemical Name
  • Carbon Dioxide
  • CAS No
  • 124-38-9
  • EINECS No
  • 204-696-9
  • Grade
  • Other
  • Standard
  • Meets food and industrial grades as required
  • Type
  • Solid carbon dioxide, block or pellet form
  • Usage
  • Cooling, freezing, cleaning, fog effects
  • Main Material
  • Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
  • Application
  • Other
  • Non Toxic
  • No
  • Reactivity
  • Non-reactive under normal use; avoids acids and alkalis
  • Physical Appearance
  • Opaque solid
  • Handling Precaution
  • Use gloves and eye protection when handling
  • Packaging
  • Insulated containers or bags
  • Color
  • White
  • Sublimation Rate
  • Approximately 5-10 lbs/24 hrs per 50 lb block exposed to outdoors
  • Hazard Statement
  • May cause severe frostbite upon contact
  • Shelf Life
  • Depends on storage conditions, typically several days in proper container
  • Stability
  • Stable under recommended storage conditions
 

Dry Ice Trade Information

  • Minimum Order Quantity
  • 1 Kilograms
  • Delivery Time
  • 7 Days
 

Dry Ice About


Exceptional Cooling Capabilities

Dry Ice provides extremely low temperatures without leaving any liquid residue, making it ideal for preserving perishable goods, shipping temperature-sensitive items, or creating fog effects. Its ability to sublimate ensures efficient cooling over several days under proper insulated storage.


Safe Handling and Storage

Store Dry Ice in insulated, well-ventilated containers. Never keep it in a sealed container, as pressure build-up can occur. Always handle using gloves and eye protection, as direct skin contact can cause severe frostbite. Proper ventilation is necessary to prevent CO2 buildup.


Versatile Applications Across Industries

This product is indispensable in food storage, pharmaceutical logistics, industrial cleaning, and entertainment for special effects. Available in industrial and food grades, Dry Ice adapts to various needs, ensuring quality and compliance for both commercial and laboratory use.

FAQ's of Dry Ice:


Q: How should I safely handle Dry Ice?

A: Dry Ice must be handled with insulated gloves and eye protection to prevent severe frostbite. Always ensure adequate ventilation, as CO2 gas can accumulate in enclosed spaces.

Q: What is the process for storing Dry Ice to maximize shelf life?

A: Store Dry Ice in insulated, well-ventilated containers to slow sublimation. Avoid sealed containers, as pressure from gas buildup may cause them to burst. Proper storage prolongs the usable life to several days.

Q: When is Dry Ice typically used?

A: Dry Ice is commonly used when ultra-low temperatures or fog effects are needed, such as for shipping perishables, special events, industrial cleaning, and laboratory experiments.

Q: Where can I use Dry Ice safely?

A: Dry Ice should only be used in open or well-ventilated areas to prevent dangerous CO2 accumulation. It is suitable for industrial facilities, laboratories, refrigerated transport, and event venues with proper precautions.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Dry Ice for refrigeration or transport?

A: Dry Ice provides powerful, residue-free cooling, prolonging product freshness during storage and transit. Its sublimation means no water is left behind, preventing potential damage to goods.

Q: How does Dry Ice differ from regular ice in application?

A: Unlike regular ice, Dry Ice sublimates directly to gas, leaving no liquid, and delivers much colder temperatures. This makes it perfect for applications where moisture or higher temperatures could be problematic.

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