Science teacher uses tiny equipment and ASMR to complete dry ice experiments
- 4 years ago
Australian science teacher Jacob Strickling uses tiny equipment and ASMR to complete a range of experiments with dry ice on November 22.
Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide and has a temperature of -70 degrees celsius.
Some of the demonstrations include making a giant bubble, colour reaction with universal indicator, vibrating spoon and steaming geyser.
Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide and has a temperature of -70 degrees celsius.
Some of the demonstrations include making a giant bubble, colour reaction with universal indicator, vibrating spoon and steaming geyser.