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Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide. It would be classified as a molecular solid.

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11y ago

The stuff we call "dry ice" is just frozen carbon dioxide.

It's "dry" because when it melts at normal room pressure,

it changes directly to gas, and it doesn't leave a puddle.

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It is a covalently bonded solid

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