The function of dry ice is to keep objects frozen or cold.
1, used to freeze food, because dry ice is a good coolant, so it can form a lower temperature environment when preserving food, which is good for food storage.
2, used to produce stage effects, because dry ice can be directly raised to low temperature, dry carbon dioxide gas, so you can form a virtual cloud effect, often used in stage performances.
3, used for industrial cleaning, because dry ice is easy to rise, so in industrial production can be used for mold surface dirt cleaning, and no damage to equipment.
4, used in the food field, edible dry ice is also often used as an ingredient "added to ice cream, drinks, drinking cool and delicious, greatly enhancing the taste of drinks.
5, for life cleaning: the use of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) can make the clothes floating in mid-air and in a few minutes they will be washed without water.
6, used in the medical field: can be frozen treatment, hospital plasma, the preservation of medical drugs.
What are the applications of dry ice?
1, used in the medical field: can be used for cryotherapy, the preservation of plasma and medical drugs in hospitals.
2, used to cool mechanical parts, which is common in the processing plant of large mechanical equipment.
3, live cell samples in biological laboratories are transported on dry ice, which is easy to use, safe and convenient.
4, in the preparation process of nanopowder, the use of dry ice to add ethane, the cryogenic coolant will be adjusted within Co70 ℃, for the manufacture of nanomaterials to provide the necessary low-temperature environment.
5. Dry ice evaporates when heated and absorbs a large amount of heat from the environment. The temperature of the ambient air decreases, and the water molecules in the air condense as it cools. In addition, solid materials such as dust in the air condense into small water droplets, forming rainfall.
6. Greenhouse plants used for flowers and vegetables can be fertilized with carbon dioxide. Medical dry ice has a wide range of applications, such as cryotherapy, plasma preservation and medical drugs in hospitals.
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