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Where are the elements that make up dry ice found on the periodic table?
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Where are the elements that make up dry ice found on the periodic table?

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Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide, which the two elements, carbon and oxygen, can be found in the non-metals section on the right side of the table. Carbon is atomic number 6, and oxygen is atomic number 8.
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