What Happens When You Put Dry Ice in Water?

Placing dry ice into water, such as fruit punch, to simulate a boiling cauldron of witch’s brew is a favorite Halloween party trick. Science teachers commonly use this effect to demonstrate the principles of sublimation and condensation. Dry Ice “Dry ice” is actually solidified carbon dioxide (CO?). Carbon dioxide is

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