This was interesting! well all of your videos are interesting but 1 thing was odd.. ok the water-vapor inside the bottle condensed into water and then into ice... but i found that ice a bit big! the water you showed in the bottle cant be made ice that big. is there anything to this?
@saznrai No theres nothing to this, I just couldnt get the small amount of ice to be seen on camera so I froze somewater so that it could be seen on camera. But I leave it up, cause you can still freeze the water vapour in the bottle.
I think that it is a property of the molecular structure of water that it is less dense and occupies more space (pressure constant) as a solid than as a liquid. That's why ice floats.
Anyway I was searching for videos of phase change CPU cooling to onward through the internet.
@nikanj ice floats in water because water is made up of a an oxogen atom and 2 hydrodgen atoms. Hydrogen bonds between the positively-charged hydrogen atoms and the negatively-charged oxygen atoms of neighboring water molecules. As water cools below 4°C, the hydrogen bonds adjust to hold the negatively charged oxygen atoms apart. This produces a crystal lattice or whats commonly known as "ice"
@Socoolscienceshow these crystal lattis structure takes up more space then water molecules in liquid phases thus making ice less dence then water and ice floats :)
@jakiro127 You dont have to wait to use the schools science lab you can do all of these right at home. =^D But if your interested in doing these in your school , ask your science teacher if you they will show the so cool science files in science class & i'll tell ya what, if your science teacher is really awsome they will. That or you could just head to the computer lab during science class & watch the so cool science files. :)
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adamkilam 7 months ago
@adamkilam RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN XD
Socoolscienceshow 7 months ago
This was interesting! well all of your videos are interesting but 1 thing was odd.. ok the water-vapor inside the bottle condensed into water and then into ice... but i found that ice a bit big! the water you showed in the bottle cant be made ice that big. is there anything to this?
Thanks!
saznrai 1 year ago
@saznrai No theres nothing to this, I just couldnt get the small amount of ice to be seen on camera so I froze somewater so that it could be seen on camera. But I leave it up, cause you can still freeze the water vapour in the bottle.
Socoolscienceshow 1 year ago
@saznrai
I think that it is a property of the molecular structure of water that it is less dense and occupies more space (pressure constant) as a solid than as a liquid. That's why ice floats.
Anyway I was searching for videos of phase change CPU cooling to onward through the internet.
nikanj 8 months ago
@nikanj ice floats in water because water is made up of a an oxogen atom and 2 hydrodgen atoms. Hydrogen bonds between the positively-charged hydrogen atoms and the negatively-charged oxygen atoms of neighboring water molecules. As water cools below 4°C, the hydrogen bonds adjust to hold the negatively charged oxygen atoms apart. This produces a crystal lattice or whats commonly known as "ice"
Socoolscienceshow 8 months ago
@Socoolscienceshow these crystal lattis structure takes up more space then water molecules in liquid phases thus making ice less dence then water and ice floats :)
Socoolscienceshow 8 months ago
I SHOW MY SCEINCE TEACHER THESE VIDEOS =^D
daygamer56 1 year ago
@daygamer56 Kewlies what does you science teacher think about hyper active science Haha
Socoolscienceshow 1 year ago
Cool i cant wait for school to start so i can do experiments in the science lab
jakiro127 1 year ago
@jakiro127 You dont have to wait to use the schools science lab you can do all of these right at home. =^D But if your interested in doing these in your school , ask your science teacher if you they will show the so cool science files in science class & i'll tell ya what, if your science teacher is really awsome they will. That or you could just head to the computer lab during science class & watch the so cool science files. :)
Socoolscienceshow 1 year ago
wow! COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
maccxoph 1 year ago
i love SCIENCE
maccxoph 1 year ago
@maccxoph cool =^D I love science too because it's so much fun & discovering new things is so very interesting.
Socoolscienceshow 1 year ago
lol when you think about it long enough
having vapor turn into ice is actually pretty cool
warhawkpro 2 years ago
It is pretty nifty hey! =^D
Socoolscienceshow 2 years ago
nice and funny dude keep on goin
Naruto62395 2 years ago
We are working on a brand new science file! =^D
Socoolscienceshow 2 years ago
hey looks like bugs bunny!
8tomtom8 3 years ago
(looney toons theme) :)
Socoolscienceshow 2 years ago
Crazy Chris is Awesome! Post more videos
4mack4 3 years ago
hahaha awesome!
TonkatrainHONKHONK 3 years ago