Why Does Dry Ice Slide Like Butter on Sand?

Title - Why Does Dry Ice Slide Like Butter on Sand?


Have you ever seen dry ice move smoothly on sand like butter?
When we place dry ice on hot sand, it doesn’t melt like normal ice — instead, it starts sliding and moving on its own!

That’s because dry ice is made of carbon dioxide, not water. When heated, it skips the liquid phase and turns directly into gas, creating a thin gas layer between the dry ice and the sand. This layer reduces friction, making the dry ice glide effortlessly!

Watch till the end to see this amazing science phenomenon in action and understand the real reason behind it!

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