be construed as public endangerment. Exploding a dry ice bomb in public in Pennsylvania can result in criminal charges if it is not done on a bomb range, gun range or open area. See also Spud gun Diet Coke and Mentos eruption Chlorine bomb Rapid phase transition Liquid nitrogen cocktail References External links DryIceNetwork.com – Dry ice information source USENET pyrotechnics FAQ Mad Physics :: Dry Ice Explosions Applications of carbon dioxide Improvised explosive devices