SPYDERLK
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What do you see that would prevent the foam being in the cold co2 liquid and getting the "snow" incorporated through and through in the cells as it got colder?I have not, but dry ice isn't made that way. I can't see any way that I could have it frozen in and around the foam, given the way dry ice is produced. But it might be cold enough to solidify the foam long enough to test. Which is all I am after at this point.
Dry ice - Wikipedia