Why is solid carbondioxide called dry ice ?
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Dec 14, 2014 #2 Drakkith Staff Emeritus Science Advisor 21,105 4,936 I'd guess because it doesn't melt and turn to a liquid state like water ice does. It sublimates, going straight from a solid to a gas.
I'd guess because it doesn't melt and turn to a liquid state like water ice does. It sublimates, going straight from a solid to a gas.