Dry ice freezes the dirt away
Language: English Series: Independent on Sunday ; 27 November 1994, 7(1)Publication details: 1994Subject(s): Summary: Drice, a granular form of `dry ice` or frozen carbon dioxide, may soon replace toxic organic solvents and the abrasive grit of sand-blasting for a range of cleaning jobs, from removal of graffiti to decontaminating nuclear power stations.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Drice, a granular form of `dry ice` or frozen carbon dioxide, may soon replace toxic organic solvents and the abrasive grit of sand-blasting for a range of cleaning jobs, from removal of graffiti to decontaminating nuclear power stations.