Science, asked by sanesoham, 10 months ago

what is the difference between Ice and dry ice

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Answered by rahulthakur1722006

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Explanation:

Foremost, regular ice and dry ice differ in the way they are made, or in their overall structure. This means that regular ice is made by freezing water at freezing point temperatures. Dry ice, on the contrary, is made by the compression of CO2 (carbon dioxide gas) using very high pressures.

Answered by princekeshri979

Answer:

dry ice is the form of solid co2 it is made by applying pressure and reducing temperature of co2 and ice is simply form of water made by reducing the tempreature.

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