Question

dry ice is obtained from carbon dioxide at what temperature​

Answer 1

-109.3 degrees Fahrenheit (-78.5 degrees C)

Answer 2

Dry ice is obtained from carbon dioxide at a temperature of -80 degrees Celsius, it is never at room temperature. Just like ice cubes in your soft drink, dry ice is cold. You can keep it for a while in a room at room temperature, but thereby it will, just like the ice cubes, slowly disappear (go from solid directly to gas -> sublimation) as the temperature increases!

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