Expected results
Bubbles will form and a misty white fog will be produced. Since the water is much warmer than the dry ice, energy is transferred from the water to the dry ice, causing it to change from a solid to a gas and bubble through the water. After detergent is added, a mound of bubbles will form.
Students will be curious about all of the fog coming out of the cup. Tell them that some water changes to water vapor within the bubbles of carbon dioxide gas and then condenses. This causes fog within the bubbles which escapes when the bubble pops.