Quick Ice: Supercooled Water

[lostsoulsproductionX]

where do u buy them in pinellas park FL

[superloco2008]

they used the thing that comes inside dippers

[nafania217518]

it looks like photoshopped :)

[AiraOz]

Не фига не понимаю на вашем тарабарском наречи

[LLhockeyplayer]

its not sodium acitate u just have to put in the freezer and take it out right befor it freezes

[QBluetooth]

IT IS SODIUM ACITATE, I DID THAT TOO!!!!!

[CubeFish1524]

@QBluetooth Nope.

[TheBignate529]

@CubeFish1524 yeah its the one where its in the frezzer for 2 and a half hrs right ?

[Aplus89]

corn oil...

[rayfan9876]

@Aplus89 Are you for real? That doesn't even look remotely like corn oil yet alone flow like it.

[michelle13579123]

I dare you to stick your dick in there then freeze it!

[crack3rznchees3]

I hope you clean up that counter-top before you mom gets home.

[Nitrospartan911]

i did this and i thought i broke water lol

[sunnypham07]

its not sodium acetate, this is done by supercooling (a process where u cool a liquid to below its freezing point with out changing the state of matter)

[screamingpickles27]

hey shangyu! :) its whitney

[TDRHunter]

all it is is sodium acitate



[CubeFish1524]

@TDRHunter

faill no it's not

[MattyHild]

@CubeFish1524

Regardless of whether it is or not, NaO2CCH3 does have the same effects.

[JFKpoopy]

@CubeFish1524 yes it is fucktard

[soiderman97]

@TDRHunter no are you dumb it is super cooled

[oconnellcom]

@TDRHunter aka supercooled is because lack of vibration and impurities in ice as soon as you touch it with a object it freezes the reason why water usually freezes is because impurities in the ice tray

[MANBATCOW]

cool vid. interesting guitars in that song tho, what's the name of it?

[cupcakesforachange]

u can see there is little icee parts in the water thats how u do it.

[PhilJonesIII]

Water can and does exist in liquid form at 0 degrees. Converting that to ice requires the removal of heat energy at 0 degrees. Bringing it to contact with ice does that.

As wlfman57 mentions, any impurities will accelerate the formation of ice crystals.

Nice demo. Thanks for posting.

[TheSt777n]

It doesn't always work? More like it always doesn't work. Cool video though.

[CubeFish1524]

@TheSt777n

lol yeah it took me billions of times before i finally did it =P

[cutiepie1971]

I can't do it!!!! even though I tried it so many times any other tips? I put it in the refrigerator and so on my hands are now freezing cold...

[NOrationality]

thats pretty cool

[TweakSaan]

that's regular ice??

[1298Jazzy]

this is actually very simple, the only hard part is getting the water to freeze without actually freezing, in another words, getting the water tempurature below 32f .

[barnabyray11]

WOW U MADE A BIG WATERY MESS WITH YOUR ICEY BONER!!!!!!! Yum.

[DarknessWyvern]

How did YOU cool it for the vid???

[SiiCKMUSiiC]

Dude if i drink that shit will it freeze my mouth???

[panicgripdesigns]

the water would freeze, but the bottle creates too much pressure. At higher pressures water must be colder to freeze, and can boil at lower temperatures. Once he opens the bottle of water it freezes because the increased presure is gone.

[victorstormf1]

need a bottle purchased or one that you have at home and you do it?

[xXprototypeXx7]

how long is required for u to have to wait before taking it out of the freezer etc?

[lebanese223]

can you use any water bottle 

[DireWolfDIW]

I actually got this to work with soda. I ended up with a slushi.

[chadaptuttle]

it works hell ya thanks he is right no chems

[frade001]

Terrible pouring skills.

[flowerbaby06]

Sodium Acetate is the stuff that you can use to make "hot ice" as it creates an exothermic reaction (hence being used in heat pack ect) it isn't used in this, this is totally 100% true, i've done it before :)

[chattybox13]

The frozen water contains sodium acitate it's not a chemical but a powder

[panicgripdesigns]

@chattybox13 Chemicals can be solids, liquids, or gasses.... or powders/ground up solids.

This effect is because the water is under pressure in the bottle, but not when it is opened. Same effect with a can of whipped cream. It's a liquid in the can, but a solid on your food.

[kkage2]

@panicgripdesigns a powder is a solid... and its not because the liquid is under pressure, its because the water drops blelow its freezing temperature.

[DSAEY]

Chemicals Winz

[420thShinobi]

Really, I prefer to use my paintball CO2 tank...

It chills a COKE® can in secs(less than 10secs).

[KRASIMIRpro]

it is either pure h2o or fake and by the way it dosen`t work with water from the sink because in air there is nitrogen and in water there is hydrogen so nitric acid is synthesized and fluorine is in the water so it protects your teeth a neutralization between  base and acid is made so it is not as pure

[ShadowCantShuffle]

Maybe its pure h2o as the bottle is bought at a shop .

[KRASIMIRpro]

i don`t think so because thy put chemicals that make the water taste better

[Codename539]

h2o + n2 will not produce nitric acid!

Yes, it should be pure distilled water, not water from a sink cause it contains Ferrum and Calzium dust and regular dust from air. OxyFluorine acid nor (In Rusiia) OxyChlorine acid does not play any role.

[dylannato03]

Talk about mega Brian freeze right ahhaha ;) , he shoulda drink it to show if there was no chemicals...

[crf250x33]

I is a chemical, notice that it takes him hella days to take off the lid

[dexiedude]

no, it's not a chemical.  If you slowly cool the water without disturbing it, it will stay in liquid form. When you disturb it (pour it out) it gives the water a place to form crystals. It sometimes won't freeze in the bottle while cooling because the water is pure and the smooth surface of the plastic provides very, very few places for crystals to start forming, at least when undisturbed.

[hordewow2]

so can you do this with normal tap water or do u need to buy some "real"water :P.

i realy wanna ty this :P

[lobsterman111]

No its not.......

[sexinthebathtubwith]

Does the bottle have to be unopened?

[CubeFish1524]

yeah

it might still work if its not, but i never tried it

[vinesboyseventysix]

its cum

[Tullidar1]

it's supercooled -.-

[LoyalSol]

AS A COMPLETELY UNEDUCATED YOUTUBE USER MY EXPERT OPINION SAYS IT MUST BE SODIUM ACETATE!......

Sorry just had to. ;) I know it is supercooled. I just laugh at all the ignorance on youtube.

[kenholtz33]

-clearing this up for everyone- this does actually work. its easy to do so if you dont think it works, dont post complaints on here...TRY IT!!!

[chromeNRG]

ok I can see this actually working ... didn't try it YET

[Sk8Kookies]

HOW???

[Assasincss]

@Sk8Kookies hax

[ThumpsterF]

read the title.. supercooled water

[liveleakman]

freezing water with water, that sounds almost fake

[andrewoutdoors]

i did the litteraly 10 seconds ago it works

[EffInGal]

it worked ! tx ! SUPER COOL!

[allenbentain]

I know what you use!

SODIUM ACCITATE!!!!!

HEAT IT WITH WATER AND PUT IT IN THE CONTAINER AND THE MAGIC HASPPEN!

[fonna]

this happens with super cooled pure water, because it just,,,,does..

[jameo30what]

Supercooled water is where pure water is cooled so much that it is lowered to about -1c (water cannot go below 0c in its solid state) without turning into a solid, when it is disturbed or heated back to 0c it will instantly freeze. Sodium Accicitate would look cracked and would slowly react its way up the bottle as it would react upon contact with the normal ice)

[kenholtz33]

also, as similar to the sodium acetate, the water will react similarly if, after freezing and before opening the bottle, you hit the bottle to create vibrations. this will make the water crystalise which looks a lot like the sodium acetate in water.

[letsgomets2590]

my dad likes to leave cases of water outside during the winter instead of taking up room in the fridge .. one day before i went to school i picked up a bottle and to my surprise this happened haha i thought it was the coolest thing and couldnt figure out how to do it again lol

[obadq8]

dude,all this requires is cooling in the freezer below 0!

[prsgtrsrock]

dumbass read a fucking chemisrty book, its supercooling distilled water. its a scientific fact. you fuckin half-tard

[wiiwouldntliketoplay]

Nope, different concept which also freezes more fast and all the way through, the only things these have in common is they're both exothermic reactions and they both instantly freeze.

[KiloByte69]

wowowowowowowowowowowowowowow

[CoreyPendergast]

What chemicals should I use?

[laokid9]

It's supercooled which is the process of lowering the temperature of a liquid or gas below its freezing point with out it becoming a solid.

[Pandapowah]

Do you need chemicals for this then?

[Pandapowah]

do you need chemicals for this?

[CubeFish1524]

Well, if water counts as a chemical.

Just water. Nothin' else. =D

[renophilibert]

@CubeFish1524 except for a freezer below 0

[dude12man13]

Technically there ARE chemicals involved. . .

bottled water = CHEMICALS

[WhiteChocoLilHamHam]

i tried this with lemon tea and its great.. xP

you just put in freezer for awhile just before it freeze then shake it...

[agent555012]

freezer

[adr305]

does it matter what kind of bottled water?

[ahverypro]

FOR HOW LONG?

my freezer temp control doesn't show thetemp marker

[XFira80X]

same here i just put it to slightly above medium alittle bit i am trying it now ;D

[LoyalSol]

@ahverypro

It isn't about how long so much as what temperature you can get it down to. The colder the more ice forms when you hit it.

[joshmaster1234]

im cussing

[Pandapowah]

What chemicals do you need for this????

[poptart1man]

sodium assitate (idk how to spell it)

[agent555012]

IT WORKS! I put water into an opened bottle then closed it and put into refrigirator for about 1-1,5 hour and it worked! Try it at home. You'll be amazed. It doesn't require any chemicals simply put the bottle into refrigirator

[rndstuff123]

is it fizzy/carbonated water or can it just be normal water??

[agent555012]

I used normal water.

[mataious]

If you use pure, distilled water, you should - theoretically - be able to let it sit in the freezer indefinitely without it freezing.

so, if you use pure water rather than bottled, you can let it cool for a lot longer in the freezer before doing the experiment, and get a much better result. (pouring slowly helps too)

bottled water has far too many impurities, and that is what the ice crystals form around. in pure water, ice crystals simply cannot form, which is why supercooling works.

[YoHeroZero]

haha.... he can't keep it up

[metalheadproduction]

i dont get it i pu it in my freezer but i just freezes on its own

[Voikanaa]

put it to -2 C for 2 hours. that should work

[daftroger]

PWNED

[Copimi]

no chemicals required?! isnt h2o a chemical element?!

[tkw2003]

HAHAHAHA TRUE!

[islanders94]

true

[mollisher]

Done it. Worked! :D

[FunkkkShawn]

Im going to make a vid of myself with ice in my mouth and pouring super cooled water in LOL.

[kuhfi]

DO IT, PLEASE :D

[punkforlife20]

do it and tell me when its uploaded

[greggyboy13]

whats the water temp?

[Killingdyl]

below freezing

[OMFGitzDannyP]

about -7

[sindude300]

Try using Fuji Pure Water? Maybe it works cos pure water does not freeze at 0degress celcius

[ObliviousxHope]

for this to better, you should use distilled water. it is cleaner than most other waters and it will be super-cooled ( which means that the temp. is below freezing point ) then once disturbed to a certain degree it will freeze. this will also work with superheating but i don't recommend trying that, (also for superheating to work, it must be put above boiling point then you put ice into the water and it causes the water to explode (essentially) )

[AirgunAddict256]

0:39 it taked a poop :P

[champman10]

lol :P

[bakntime]

Yes, this works, and it's not fake. Sometimes you can get the water to crystallize just by shaking it after it's been chilled for a while. As wlfman57 explained, the water becomes super-chilled, and its temperature is actually below the freezing point. However, the water is unable to begin freezing (crystallizing) as there's nothing to "seed" the crystallization. Once crystallization begins, it will happen rapidly as the crystals spread in the super-cooled water.

[wlfman57]

Actually, when you put it in the freezer that long, the water gets below its freezing point. The reason it isn't already frozen is bottled water is relatively pure; there aren't any particles for the water to start forming crystals around. When you pour it in the bowl, the ice you put in acts as a seed and the water crystallizes around it. It is very similar to a supersaturated solution but it's not quite the same.

[JoEiScOoL24]

I thought there were chemicals in this but it worked for me. I got 5 ice cubes and did not let the water bottle harden into ice but just for like 30 minutes in the freezer and it went up high into ice but it was not that crazy or great but he is right it works but is not that entertaining.

[CubeFish1524]

I did NOT use that Sodium Acetate stuff. This RangerBryce guy thinks he's funny by lying to the public. So don't let him fool you.

This actually works! Just try it! If it doesn't work, try again, and eventually you will do the trick!

[axlisback99]

i wont even bother trying this as it seems to defy logic. the only way water turns to ice that big and quick is in subzero temperature. if im wrong then please, enlighten me and show it on a vid

[rhyseegee]

i think it is below 0 but for some reason stays as a liquid, it must have something to do with the bottle

[666leoboy666]

dont work on me becoz its always freezed when i get it out of the freezer : D. is my freezer too cold ?

i put it like only 1h 30 mins and its like frozy .

[CubeFish1524]

im not too sure

maybe you should like put 5 in the freezer for like 50 mins and check on them every 5 mins.

after one of them freezes, then its pretty likely one of the other 4 would be supercooled.

[brandon32405]

you have to not let it freez its hard but fun

[666leoboy666]

how long it was on freezer ?

[CubeFish1524]

About one hour and forty-five minutes.

[flyinhighrogerKBTR1]

Thats because there is gel in the bottle

[CubeFish1524]

gel? no there is not...

[flyinhighrogerKBTR1]

i dont know man

[minkus82]

you supersaturate the water with sugar and when the supersaturated solution hit sugar it crystalizes

[CubeFish1524]

is that possible? would it work? but that would be sweet =P

[franciscomigsatienza]

yea thats cool but it works alot better with cemicals...

[Guitarvesa]

Wow! I have to try this out!

[skylerjr]

yea this happens in my fridge some times even its real if i dont touch my fridge for a long time it will dispense like slushie ice

[yakky44]

u dont need ice it just needs something to freeze on a speck of dust might even work :)

[KuchikiByakuya773]

oh yeah and nice background music :P

[KuchikiByakuya773]

nice shangyu :] its julie (again).

dudes wtf up with the "its sodium acetate" bull? try it urself and if it doesnt work, u screwed up!

[itzamia]

its supercooling no tricks or chemicals just science

[mrashiqali]

this sucks

[alexmigda]

not ice. fail.

[therealcedz]

jeez guys.. i mean like this is real. why are all you guys so negative. if you put your bottle in the freezer and dont move it or touch it it will not go into its freezing state and when moved or hit it will instantly freeze. this isnt sodium acetate. i tried it, it even worked on gatorade.

[CubeFish1524]

thank you

[redslicker099]

sodium acetate...

[runescapepro10]

UHM... you defintly need sodium!

[CubeFish1524]

no........... try what i told you to do!

[CubeFish1524]

Yep. Just freeze the water like I told you to. Just try it. It will work, proving you have a hollow head.

[CubeFish1524]

Do you not know how to read? Just try doing what i told you to do at the end of the video. If you don't know how to read, you can try watching Reading Rainbow or Sesame Street. It will help, but I'm afraid it might be too mature for you.

[CubeFish1524]

just try what i told you to do at the end and it will work..... why don't you ever try or read? do you not know how? if you don't, you can watch reading rainbow or sesame street

[CubeFish1524]

why does this video have to attract uneducated people?!

[CubeFish1524]

just try what i told you to do at the end and it will work..... why don't you ever try or read? do you not know how? if you don't, you can watch reading rainbow or sesame street

[Settron]

This Vid is BULL SHIT! That is not water at all. It is a chemical that is clear like water called Sodium Acetate. It just devolves in the water after you heat it and as soon as it hits air or has its surface interrupted it turns into crystal.

[CubeFish1524]

get smarter dude. go and study saome phisics

[OrnatosV]

Not really but thanks! =P. I learned it from school when I was 14 years old...

[OrnatosV]

It's simple! It's just a matter of logic. If you have the same amount of liquid water and the same amount of ice, they are going to balance their temperatures once in contact. The only thing you have to keep in mind is to let the liquid water stay liquid but in the meantime close to 0ºC. Since the liquid water is warmer than the ice, some of that "heat" will pass on to the ice, causing the liquid water to lower it's temperature. It's not that much of an amazing trick...

[slagalicas]

wow you are nerd lol im just kiding good thinking

[takurouzamaki]

um wat did u just say im only eleven i understood some of that

[CubeFish1524]

lol only "some", i understood most of it and im 10

[supasorn]

This is actually called supercooling.

And the water doesn't need to be in contact with ice in order to get frozen.

[obamafan234]

your a nerd and admit it sucker

[CubeFish1524]

your a nerd and admit it sucker

[crapcake813]

hes smarter then you retard

[XayasukiX]

pff cubefish isnt a nerd. I am superkenneth, the ultimate thunderthigh! Hey, i dont wanna say you name. But nice vid, I am kenneth

[50ulsp]

nice

[Noobass2oooo]

cool i thinki know how to do it lol i was gonna ask after vid - do you add anything to water!??!!? - then you said "no chemicals" lolz

[CubeFish1524]

no chemicals but you need a bottle of water that has never been opened before

[69chels69]

omg ! this is soo cool! can you pleeeease tell me how to do this !!

[CubeFish1524]

the instructions are at the end of the video. if you still don't get it, tell me

[JACMAN02]

it doesnt always work!

lol

[pilotjoel18]

nerd

but i find it quite interesting, in fact im rather enthused to try this experiment for myself.

Katch ya later comrad.!

[robhambone5150]

well what do u do