What happens if you freeze smoke.?

Question

smoke from a gas grill put in a jar them a freezer.

Answer 1

Smoke is a mixture of, among others, carbon dioxide, water and particulates. If you freeze smoke (using an extremely low temperature, since many of its components are gaseous), you end up with a solid block of carbon dioxide, ice and particulates.

Answer 2

dry ice.

Answer 3

Maybe an aerogel.

Answer 4

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk...

Answer 5

very fragile and very cold solid object

Answer 6

Just to clarify, aerogel is NOT frozen smoke, even though its appearance and properties gave it that nickname.  Aerogel is a solid silica foam which has nothing to do with smoke.  As has been stated, smoke is a cloud of solid particles and gasses.  If you froze it, it would condense into a solid block of carbon dioxide, ice, and other substances depending on where the smoke came from.