Is permafrost the same as dry ice?

Question

Is permafrost the same as dry ice?

Answer 1

nope.

Answer 2

no it is not permafrost is when the water in soil becomes ice(h2o)

dry ice is carbon dioxide that has been frozen(co2)

Answer 3

Not at all.

Permafrost is a layer of permanently frozen (hence the name) soil.  Permafrost tends to occur at high elevations, high latitudes or near glaciers.  

Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide.  Dry ice does not occur naturally on this planet, and can only be produced in laboratory conditions where pressure and temperature can be manipulated.  Dry ice will sublimate (go directly from solid to gaseous phases) when exposed to normal temperatures and pressures.  

Answer 4

No...Dry ice is frozen Carbon Dioxide.  Permafrost is water deposits in the frozen soil

Answer 5

permafrost: permanately frozen ground

dry ice: frozen carbon dioxide (CO2)

so basically... NO!!!

Answer 6

No. Dry ice is solid CO2.  Permafrost is essentially cold soil.