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A group of Tennessee elementary students and a teacher were briefly hospitalized Friday following a science experiment involving dry ice. Third-grade students began to fall ill after conducting ...

A Gallatin, Tennessee elementary school science experiment involving dry ice resulted in 18 students and a teacher being sent to the hospital on Friday morning, according to district officials.

Following an experiment that used dry ice, several students apparently said they felt sick. The school then contacted emergency services out of caution.

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According to Sumner County EMS, the students and teacher were taken to hospitals after an experiment involving dry ice went wrong. All of those hospitalized are reportedly in good condition.

After the dry ice experiment was completed, several students stated they were feeling ill. Out of an abundance of caution, we contacted Sumner County Emergency Services to provide assistance.