Insane Dry Ice Sublimation Bubble Trick! #bts #sonic
Watch dry ice sublimation and surface tension create bouncing smoke bubbles! When solid carbon dioxide (CO_2) sublimates directly into gas inside the bottle, it forces cold, dense vapor through the hose. Dipping the tip in soapy water forms high-tension bubbles filled completely with white smoke!
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⚠️ SAFETY DISCLAIMER:
DANGER! Dry ice is extremely cold (-78.5°C / -109.3°F) and can cause severe cryogenic burns/frostbite. Always wear thermal protective gloves. Never completely seal dry ice in an airtight container as pressure build-up can cause explosions. Perform only in well-ventilated areas with adult supervision.
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