What is the resulting vapor when you add ethanol to dry ice?

To the dry ice, the ethanol is extremely hot. Pouring ethanol will "heat up" the dry ice strongly, causing the solid dry ice to turn into gaseous CO2. CO2 is not poisonous, but it will displace the air you're breathing, so never release excessive amount of gas in a closed room. read more

To the dry ice, the ethanol is extremely hot. Pouring ethanol will"heat up" the dry ice strongly, causing the solid dry ice to turn into gaseous CO2. CO2 is not poisonous, but it will displace the air you're breathing, so never release excessive amount of gas in a closed room. read more

Whether it's"smoked" using dry ice or inhaled as a vapor, consuming alcohol in this way is"unbelievably dangerous," Stratyner said."When you inhale alcohol, it goes directly into the lungs and circumnavigates the liver," he told the Daily News. read more

Add about 1/4 the ethanol you expect to use then transfer a portion of dry ice using an insulated glove or tongs. When the bubbling subsides go ahead and insert your flask/glassware/etc and add more dry ice as high up the flask as you want to cool. read more