Lesson: Chapter 16 — Changes of Matter
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Why is solid carbon dioxide called "dry ice"?
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Because on warming it turns straight into a gas without melting. So in use it leaves no wetness behind as ice would.
At about −77 °C it is very much colder than ice, not warmer. And it is made of CO2, not of water.
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