Dry Ice Pack Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MTP-11641
The Dry Ice Pack is a classroom science material used for supervised dry ice experiments, fog demonstrations, sublimation observations, and materials-property activities. It is suitable for chemistry teachers, science demonstrators, schools, colleges, STEM laboratories, distributors, and educational procurement buyers requiring controlled dry ice supply for practical demonstrations.
Product Description
The Dry Ice Pack from School Equipments India is listed under Chemistry / Materials & their Properties with Product Code EL-MTP-11641. The listing confirms that the pack is supplied as 9 mm food-grade dry ice pellets and shipped in polystyrene containers.
This dry ice pack is designed for safe, supervised science activities where carbon dioxide sublimation, fog formation, cooling effects, and gas behaviour can be demonstrated. The listing states that the pack provides sufficient dry ice for experiments over 2 days and that the required delivery day should be specified when ordering.
Key Features
- 9 mm dry ice pellets: supplied as confirmed 9 mm food-grade dry ice pellets.
- Polystyrene container supply: dry ice is shipped in polystyrene containers for storage during use.
- 2-day experiment supply: listed as sufficient dry ice for experiments over 2 days.
- Fog effect demonstrations: supports visible white fog creation when used with hot water.
- Safe-use guidance: listing specifies ventilation, adult supervision, gloves or scoop handling, and lid replacement.
- Materials science value: useful for teaching sublimation, cooling, gas expansion, aerosols, and phase change.
- Order-date coordination: delivery day should be specified when ordering due to dry ice sublimation.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Dry Ice Pack |
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Primary Keyword |
Dry Ice Pack |
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Secondary / Semantic Keywords |
dry ice pellets, 9mm dry ice, classroom dry ice experiments, dry ice fog demonstration, sublimation experiment material, school chemistry dry ice, carbon dioxide solid pellets, dry ice science pack |
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Brand |
School Equipments India |
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Product Category |
Chemistry / Materials & their Properties / Dry Ice & Phase Change Materials |
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Intended Users |
Schools, colleges, chemistry teachers, science demonstrators, STEM laboratories, laboratory suppliers, distributors, and educational procurement buyers |
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Capacity / Supply Duration |
Sufficient dry ice for experiments over 2 days |
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Material |
Dry ice pellets |
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Pellet Size |
9 mm |
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Grade |
Food grade, as listed |
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Shipping Container |
Polystyrene containers |
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Fog Demonstration Ratio |
1 litre hot water to 200 g dry ice, as listed |
What's Included in the Kit
- Dry Ice Pack containing 9 mm food-grade dry ice pellets
- Polystyrene container for supplied dry ice
- Scoop, gloves, dry ice hardware, activity guide, safety sheet, or certificate
Applications / Uses
- Demonstrating sublimation of solid carbon dioxide
- Creating classroom fog effects with hot water and dry ice
- Explaining phase change, gas formation, cooling, and aerosol behaviour
- Supporting teacher-led dry ice science demonstrations
- Using with approved dry ice hardware activities such as bubbles, vortex rings, and hovercraft demonstrations
- Showing why expanding gas must never be sealed in airtight containers
How to Use the Dry Ice Pack
- Specify the required delivery day when ordering because dry ice sublimates quickly.
- Keep the dry ice in the supplied polystyrene box until the experiment is ready.
- Use the pack only in a well-ventilated area under responsible adult supervision.
- Handle pellets only with protective gloves or a scoop; never touch dry ice with bare skin.
- For a fog demonstration, add hot water to dry ice using the listed ratio of 1 litre water to 200 g dry ice.
- Observe the white fog and explain that it is an aerosol of tiny water droplets.
- Replace the lid after use, but do not seal dry ice inside an airtight container.
- Store remaining dry ice dry, cool, and away from direct sunlight until the approved activity is complete.
Safety note: Dry ice can cause cold burns and releases carbon dioxide gas. Use only with ventilation, adult supervision, protective gloves or scoop handling, and never in airtight containers because pressure can build rapidly.
Care & Maintenance
- Keep dry ice in the supplied polystyrene container during supervised use.
- Do not open the container until the experiment is ready to begin.
- Store dry, cool, and out of direct sunlight.
- Do not store or transport dry ice in airtight vessels, sealed bottles, or closed glassware.
Why Choose School Equipments India
School Equipments India manufactures and exports scientific laboratory instruments, lab experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models, and STEM models. The brand supplies materials and properties resources, dry ice demonstration accessories, chemistry apparatus, and classroom science equipment for institutional buyers. Its range supports schools, colleges, universities, laboratories, distributors, and procurement projects. Buyers should confirm delivery timing, pack weight, safety documentation, and included accessories before ordering dry ice products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Dry Ice Pack used for?
A Dry Ice Pack is used for supervised classroom demonstrations of sublimation, fog formation, cooling effects, phase change, and carbon dioxide gas behaviour.
What size are the dry ice pellets?
The listing states that the pack is supplied as 9 mm food-grade dry ice pellets.
How long is the pack sufficient for experiments?
The listing states that the pack contains sufficient dry ice for experiments over 2 days.
How do you create the fog effect?
The listed method is to add hot water to dry ice in the ratio of 1 litre water to 200 g dry ice.
Can dry ice be stored in an airtight container?
No. Dry ice sublimates quickly and can rapidly build pressure, so it must not be placed in airtight containers.
For related classroom resources, explore Dry Ice Pack, Dry Ice Pourer, Dry Ice Hardware Pack, and materials and their properties equipment for institutional enquiries.
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