Underwater Explosions - Slow Motion Dry Ice Bomb.

The video tutorial demonstrates an experiment involving dry ice bombs in a pool. It outlines the materials needed, including dry ice, liquid nitrogen, or liquid propane, and provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the experiment. The tutorial explains the mechanics of the explosion in water, highlighting how water pressure interacts with the expanding gas. It also describes the resulting wave dynamics, emphasizing the compounding effect of the waves until they break the water's surface.

What is the first step in preparing for the dry ice bomb experiment?

• Fill balloons with air

• Break dry ice into small pieces

• Throw the bottle into the pool

• Tie a weight to the water bottle

Which of the following can be used as an alternative to dry ice in the experiment?

• Liquid nitrogen

• Oxygen

• Helium

• Carbon dioxide

What should be done after tying a weight to the water bottle?

• Add more dry ice

• Throw it into the pool

• Fill it with water

• Break the dry ice

What causes the explosion to push back inwards during the experiment?

• The weight of the water bottle

• The pressure of the water

• The size of the pool

• The amount of dry ice

What happens to the waves created by the explosion over time?

• They remain the same size

• They grow and cause water to fly off the surface

• They shrink

• They disappear