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Considering that carbon dioxide is a colorless and odorless gas... wouldn't its make sense for its solid form to be a darker looking frozen piece of snow? I mean it comes mostly from when we exhale oxygen and that air is dirty because it cycled throughout our respiratory system... so would CO 2 actually be a light brown?
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Yes, carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless gas. But, when at a low enough temperature and put under enough pressure, carbon dioxide forms a solid. This solid is dry ice. Dry ice is a white solid. So, no. Solid form of carbon dioxide is not brown.
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