Assertion: dry ice | /r/HasProperty | cold
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: to the touch
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Dry ice is very cold and can damage your body.
text: Since dry ice is cold, it can damage even your skin, giving you frostbite.
text: Dry ice is extremely cold!
text: It forms because the dry ice is cold enough to make water from the air condense.
text: Safety tip: Dry ice is cold to the touch and can cause severe burns from freezing if it comes in contact with skin.
text: Dry ice is extremely cold (-109.3°F or -78.5°C), so touching it can cause immediate frostbite.
text: Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide, which is extremely cold.
text: You do not want to try to eat or swallow dry ice because the dry ice is so cold
text: Dry ice is cold enough to kill cells and causes serious injury, so treat it with respect and handle it with care.
text: because dry ice is extremely cold,
text: Dry ice is very cold, −78.5°C (−109.3°F), and handling it can be tricky.
text: Dry ice is so cold that it can hurt your skin.
text: Dry ice is very cold and can burn the skin cells within some seconds.
text: Dry ice is cold enough to give frostbite, so you need to wear protective gloves when handling it.
text: As previously mentioned, dry ice is cold enough to give you frostbite, so only handle it with leather or cloth gloves.
text: Dry Ice is very cold so use insulated gloves to handle it.
text: Of course, because dry ice is so cold it is ideal for chilling drinks as well as making a creative effect.
text: Dry ice is extremely cold,
text: Dry ice is extremely cold!
text: Since dry ice is very cold, you will need insulated gloves to handle it.
text: Because dry ice is so cold, handle it with protective leather or cloth gloves (oven mitts or hand towels also work) to prevent freezer burn.