.....with an unopened bottle of water. I forgot to take it out of my fridge, it had only been in there a few hours, I noticed it was really cold but not frozen. And because its a cheap flemsy bottle, I accidently squeezed it a little, and it turned to a thick slush. Awesome.
0:19 - It is evident that the substance inside the bottle is in a liquid state because between 0:19 and 0:20, the air pocket inside the bubble moves in accordance with the bottle's orientation to the direction of gravity.
its not photoshop, it's a powder in the top of the cap that when mixed with water and is disturbed, freezes, and you can supercool it, but, its seems implausible because he is outside and would usually only work if it was at the specific temperature, and he was outside so he probably didnt have access to a freezer, and notice the freezing started at the cap, then down, and he made a point of showing the bottle via tilting it upside down.
@megapro95 No it's not you dingus. Try it yourself, place a bottle of water outside and wait for a couple hours. If it's cold enough outside, the water will freeze. If the water stays completely still long enough for it to reach freezing temperature, check back on it. Depending on the temperature, this could take a few hours. And he's not outside, it looks like he's in a garage. Plenty of people have freezers in their garage, and if not, it might have been a really cold night :P
this happend to me once...i put 3 water bottles in the freezer for the next day i woke up and went to the freezer to check on them 2 of them where frozen one was not i picked it up opened it and then it started to trun to ice
just when its close to freezing if you move the water from where it was like it was said was inverted it will sluch up i have done it a few times is kinda neat and was like WTF the frist time it happened to me
You people who claim this is not real are ignorant. The key is to rapidly cool the liquid to below its freezing point without any agitation. The agitation causes nucleation, forming a "seed" around which the liquid freezes. The freeze is a slush-like consistency, and not a solid cube. No "lime water, carbon dioxide, sodium acetate, camera tricks" required. I used to have a freezer which would do this all the time to Canada Dry in glass bottles if I positioned them just right. It was tasty.
@delusionnnnn stfu you say i am ignorant but you are so childish you cant realize what is true and what is fake.The freezing point of water is -0 and water needs at LEAST 1 minute in 0 degrees to freeze soeven if he would MAGICALLY make the area go to 0 degrees it wouldnt be enough to freeze the damn botle PLUS it was in a botle and botle doesnt get heat up or frozen quickly (needs 4 minutes to have the same temperatre as everything near it) so dont say BULLSHIT and make yourself a fool.
@iraklismg Yes, you are ignorant. Ignorant is not the same thing as stupid.
It's called "supercooling", wikipedia has a very useful article on the subject and as I said, I've seen this exact thing happen in person with my own eyes. It needs more than one minute to freeze or to supercool, but when it comes out of a freezer supercooled, it is still a liquid; the state change occurs after the bottle is opened or agitated.
Third, maybe he left the bottle outside over night? I've done it plenty of times when it's cold enough. It was 7 degrees Fahrenheit during a New England winter last time I did it. Only took about four hours for the entire bottle to reach freezing temperature or below. If you're so adamant about it being wrong, then why don't you put your money where your mouth is and try it yourself?
this is actually possible without the use of sodium acetate. The principle behind water's retention of the liquid state is nucleation, sites where water can form solid ice from. If the container is just right, and the water is totally left undisturbed in the freezer it will still be liquid when you take it out. Disturbing it created nucleation sites in which ice forms. Oh how mother nature chooses water to have such unique properties!
@N333lly95 most of it froze those i seen this same effect its nestle water but when its in the fridge and its really cold and all liquid i opned it and took a sip and when my breath blew hot air into the bottle it all turned to slush right away
@N333lly95 I might have to agree with you on this one. However, do I think that this is technically possible, yes. The reaction is possible due to supercooling, in which a substance can remain below its freezing temperature, not by much, because nucleation cannot yet occur. However once disturbed, or dust and dirt is allowed to act as a nucleation site it will freeze near instantaneously because it is past its freezing point. It is really cool science:) shown better with beer instant freezing.
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Have any of you ever actually tried this? It's not frozen solid, it's just distilled water that's been cooled beyond it's freezing temperature. It's the same thing as making distilled water beyond it's boiling temperature. My friend's mom is a scientist and we've tested it ourselves.
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@N333lly95 if you've ever seen a frozen bottle of water before, you'll notice there are air pockets in them. As they melt you'll notice those air pockets have water. That bottle wasn't completely frozen.
when water temperature reaches 32 degrees or lower but is still in liquid form, it freezes when it is disturbed..whether hitting or shaking a bottle of water or trying to pour it out
You can do it at home. Just take a bottle of water (has to be unopened and made of glas) and put it for like 10 hours in the freezer.
After that, you just take it out of the freezer and it looks like clear normal water. But because of the vacuum in the bottle it wont freeze, it's just as cold as normal ice. So if you open the bottle then, it will freeze like in the video, because of the normal pressure. Try it yourself. It's really cool.
@BB0YMatty ok, then, educated BB0YMatty, does wikipedia explain why isn't any condensation in the watter bottle?lets say, 280ºkelvin (above the water freezing point) it's enough to see signs of condensation on the water container (unless thermically insulated)
that, is almost certainly sodium acetate, and thats why he is holding the bottle by the top, sodium acetate that chrystalyzes when exposed to a higher temperature (hand in this case), and onde it is an exotermic reaction, it propagates!
Oh then your are right, but I do not use wikipedia for my explinations, it's just easier to show people. I deleted my post, since it's not the correct answer.
Sorry I'm not a chemist, just an md student who likes thermodynamics
@Shumaka84 you got me at " theres no condensation''. I did the same trick but at the supercooling point. For bottled water it would be around -17 before theres a nucluation.
Not fake. I own 12 guinea pigs and in summer I freeze water in bottles and i left one in there for a couple days and still wasnt frozen and when i opened it (was opened yet) it froze in front of my eyes
Of course it isn't fake, it's just super cooling. Cummon you don't seriously expect Trolls to be educated do you? They still throw things at the Moon.
Of course it isn't fake, it's just super cooling. Cummon you don't seriously expect Trolls to be educated do you? They still throw things at the Moon.
It is actually possible and is one of the theories being the downed flight 447 from Brazil to Paris. The key is that the water must be completely pure. Ice will form around impurities or if it his something where the crystals can form. If this is real that would explain why the ice froze once it touched the bottlecap.
Yeah I don't think that this is fake. It's a fairly simple thing to do. And no the bottle isn't going to burst because it's slushy, almost like sheets of ice on top of each other. I just find it entertaining to watch.
I have seen this done, but I tend to think this particular instance is fake. Simply because the bottle didn't appear to expand at all, and as I'm sure you all know, water expands when it freezes.
this is absolutely true I had it happen 2 me once and was like whoa and no one believed me, try it put a bottle of water in the freezer, let it reach the point of almost freezing but not being frozen, and then pull it out and just move it. It freezes instantly, I went to open my bottle and it froze solit before my eyes, so wierd
@StephGaGax3 it's mostly ice. Basically the water is just hovering around 32 degrees.. but is all liquid because it's in equilibrium. The movement of the water and air in the bottle disturbs this equilibrium, some of that energy is absorbed/released to change a few particles of water into crystallized ice. Crystallization builds off itself like a chain reaction and is why you see most of the water turn into ice.
Morons, it's not "fake and gay". It's what happens when a liquid reaches its freezing point but is not permitted to freeze (Happens most often when the drink is carbonated)
@DRAGONIRONFIST Hahaha That would be hilarious, but I've done this before. The consistency is more that of a slushee. It's not really like a block of ice.
The water has no impurities so it can be chilled without freezing tipping the bottle mixed impurities that were stored in the cap and that made it freeze
.....with an unopened bottle of water. I forgot to take it out of my fridge, it had only been in there a few hours, I noticed it was really cold but not frozen. And because its a cheap flemsy bottle, I accidently squeezed it a little, and it turned to a thick slush. Awesome.
KimberlyLovesDarrell 1 week ago
Just did that by accident, I dont know exactly what I did though
KimberlyLovesDarrell 1 week ago
how do you do it :(
BingBongWasheeWashee 2 weeks ago
not fake happend to me once
xxsilvervirusxx 3 weeks ago
Gay fake vid
1982FmX 3 weeks ago
the only reason I searched this video is because it actually happened to me, I just wanted to see if it happened to anyone else lol.
kbjunior1 1 month ago 2
0:19 - It is evident that the substance inside the bottle is in a liquid state because between 0:19 and 0:20, the air pocket inside the bubble moves in accordance with the bottle's orientation to the direction of gravity.
jaadean 2 months ago
No this is real. I do this with my water bottles all the time. The ice very soft yet solid. Something like and ice sponge. Can't explain lol
PMB827 2 months ago
it is fake, but not in the sense you think
its not photoshop, it's a powder in the top of the cap that when mixed with water and is disturbed, freezes, and you can supercool it, but, its seems implausible because he is outside and would usually only work if it was at the specific temperature, and he was outside so he probably didnt have access to a freezer, and notice the freezing started at the cap, then down, and he made a point of showing the bottle via tilting it upside down.
megapro95 2 months ago
@megapro95 No it's not you dingus. Try it yourself, place a bottle of water outside and wait for a couple hours. If it's cold enough outside, the water will freeze. If the water stays completely still long enough for it to reach freezing temperature, check back on it. Depending on the temperature, this could take a few hours. And he's not outside, it looks like he's in a garage. Plenty of people have freezers in their garage, and if not, it might have been a really cold night :P
bobbybob1471 2 months ago
adobe fx....what happen to the background fading in and out
blacklatemalaysia 2 months ago
Did you know, that pure water does not become ice until a foreign object (i.e. dust) touches it. Try to guess why.
LiAk0sW4y 2 months ago
this happend to me once...i put 3 water bottles in the freezer for the next day i woke up and went to the freezer to check on them 2 of them where frozen one was not i picked it up opened it and then it started to trun to ice
cooly1v56 2 months ago
Not fake. It happens to me all the time by accident. Cant seem to do it on purpose tho.
sadchaplerven 3 months ago
just when its close to freezing if you move the water from where it was like it was said was inverted it will sluch up i have done it a few times is kinda neat and was like WTF the frist time it happened to me
Shadowdice00 3 months ago
Oh yeah~ I've done something like that too ! I was damn surprised :D
MrBoomba21 3 months ago
It's still liquid.. It's just fog...
SC2Spectre 4 months ago
is sodium acetate idiots
jorgegabrielar 4 months ago
0:20 hehe..
nirvanadeimz 4 months ago 2
Nice bubble buddy
MrQuickgamer 4 months ago
You people who claim this is not real are ignorant. The key is to rapidly cool the liquid to below its freezing point without any agitation. The agitation causes nucleation, forming a "seed" around which the liquid freezes. The freeze is a slush-like consistency, and not a solid cube. No "lime water, carbon dioxide, sodium acetate, camera tricks" required. I used to have a freezer which would do this all the time to Canada Dry in glass bottles if I positioned them just right. It was tasty.
delusionnnnn 5 months ago 26
@delusionnnnn the water stills liquid, look at the air bubble.
marcusbirylaby 4 months ago
@marcusbirylaby Because the water doesn't freeze solid like an ice cube. It freezes to a thick slush, more like a slurpee.
delusionnnnn 4 months ago
@delusionnnnn stfu you say i am ignorant but you are so childish you cant realize what is true and what is fake.The freezing point of water is -0 and water needs at LEAST 1 minute in 0 degrees to freeze soeven if he would MAGICALLY make the area go to 0 degrees it wouldnt be enough to freeze the damn botle PLUS it was in a botle and botle doesnt get heat up or frozen quickly (needs 4 minutes to have the same temperatre as everything near it) so dont say BULLSHIT and make yourself a fool.
iraklismg 2 months ago
@iraklismg Yes, you are ignorant. Ignorant is not the same thing as stupid.
It's called "supercooling", wikipedia has a very useful article on the subject and as I said, I've seen this exact thing happen in person with my own eyes. It needs more than one minute to freeze or to supercool, but when it comes out of a freezer supercooled, it is still a liquid; the state change occurs after the bottle is opened or agitated.
delusionnnnn 2 months ago
@iraklismg First of all, calm the fuck down.
Second, there is no such thing as negative zero.
Third, maybe he left the bottle outside over night? I've done it plenty of times when it's cold enough. It was 7 degrees Fahrenheit during a New England winter last time I did it. Only took about four hours for the entire bottle to reach freezing temperature or below. If you're so adamant about it being wrong, then why don't you put your money where your mouth is and try it yourself?
bobbybob1471 2 months ago
@delusionnnnn but at the end of video you can see the water still liquid GILIPOLLAS
raybassguitar 2 weeks ago
I've done this with a beer of my dads when he took it out of the freezer. It pissed him off lol
cloud6060 5 months ago
Lime Water + Carbon Dioxide = Cloudy, Misty Water
Learn ur science :p
eMPCreators 5 months ago
@N333lly95 It doesn't freeze until an absolute solid, usually, it is more a a slush.
Bryanhmaloney 5 months ago
this is actually possible without the use of sodium acetate. The principle behind water's retention of the liquid state is nucleation, sites where water can form solid ice from. If the container is just right, and the water is totally left undisturbed in the freezer it will still be liquid when you take it out. Disturbing it created nucleation sites in which ice forms. Oh how mother nature chooses water to have such unique properties!
tshenvideos 5 months ago
put some lotion on
HassDollas 5 months ago
its totally just sodium acetate and the disturbance of moving it made it crystallize
Dadevilkilla 6 months ago
@N333lly95 most of it froze those i seen this same effect its nestle water but when its in the fridge and its really cold and all liquid i opned it and took a sip and when my breath blew hot air into the bottle it all turned to slush right away
Hizokua 6 months ago
love how a full bottle of water freezes but doesnt expand whatsoever
mct6426 6 months ago
this actually happend to me so you cant say its fake it freaked me out when it happend lol
AgentMonkeyzz 6 months ago
@N333lly95 I might have to agree with you on this one. However, do I think that this is technically possible, yes. The reaction is possible due to supercooling, in which a substance can remain below its freezing temperature, not by much, because nucleation cannot yet occur. However once disturbed, or dust and dirt is allowed to act as a nucleation site it will freeze near instantaneously because it is past its freezing point. It is really cool science:) shown better with beer instant freezing.
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Need4Speedddd 6 months ago
Have any of you ever actually tried this? It's not frozen solid, it's just distilled water that's been cooled beyond it's freezing temperature. It's the same thing as making distilled water beyond it's boiling temperature. My friend's mom is a scientist and we've tested it ourselves.
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jeffreyavelar 7 months ago
@N333lly95 if you've ever seen a frozen bottle of water before, you'll notice there are air pockets in them. As they melt you'll notice those air pockets have water. That bottle wasn't completely frozen.
holyshite88 7 months ago
@holyshite88 Yeah, it turns it all slushy. It tastes really good after that. Icy, but not so frozen that you can't drink it ;)
SneezeOnMe1 6 months ago
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saskuekage 7 months ago
ummmmm...................made no sense
ShawnsBabyGirl5000 7 months ago
@N333lly95 it's an air bubble
bray987 7 months ago
when water temperature reaches 32 degrees or lower but is still in liquid form, it freezes when it is disturbed..whether hitting or shaking a bottle of water or trying to pour it out
andretahmirconnor 7 months ago
Damn science, you scary!
oOGeneralBanterOo 8 months ago
Sciencey
Kbvldz 8 months ago
Sciencey
Kbvldz 8 months ago
I was waiting for him to smash the car as proof.
aznpride53412 8 months ago
The other day my water did that :) before then I thought it was fake
Beachball9471 9 months ago
how
apollonael 9 months ago
if u noticed the water was still moving when it "froze"
mattdavid98 9 months ago
stick your finger in when you do that. XD
ogi4039 9 months ago
what kinda camera is that?
rockdisparty13 9 months ago
that bottle contains sodium acitite and he has biled dat there is no other trick n all these water into ice videos!!!
kailasting 9 months ago
yes, why is there no condensation on the outside of the bottle? Or is your surrounding just really really really cold?
Ireneluvsfanfics 9 months ago
can i do with normal water??
SuperKirstenMoore 9 months ago
you can make this with sodium acetate too, but it's Hot ice......
masterblk 10 months ago
wow
talibanos1000 10 months ago
how can i do that?
Xen0r24 10 months ago
Sodium Acetate?
jbrown1182 10 months ago
@jbrown1182 nope
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BB0YMatty 11 months ago 6
@BB0YMatty Sorry, but it's not "supercooling"
You can do it at home. Just take a bottle of water (has to be unopened and made of glas) and put it for like 10 hours in the freezer.
After that, you just take it out of the freezer and it looks like clear normal water. But because of the vacuum in the bottle it wont freeze, it's just as cold as normal ice. So if you open the bottle then, it will freeze like in the video, because of the normal pressure. Try it yourself. It's really cool.
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@BB0YMatty
Better try it yourself before you try to argue with me.
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Armergthol 8 months ago
@BB0YMatty Prize winners you mean LMFAO and Hes right... LMAO
Armergthol 8 months ago
@BB0YMatty ok, then, educated BB0YMatty, does wikipedia explain why isn't any condensation in the watter bottle?lets say, 280ºkelvin (above the water freezing point) it's enough to see signs of condensation on the water container (unless thermically insulated)
that, is almost certainly sodium acetate, and thats why he is holding the bottle by the top, sodium acetate that chrystalyzes when exposed to a higher temperature (hand in this case), and onde it is an exotermic reaction, it propagates!
Shumaka84 8 months ago
@Shumaka84
Oh then your are right, but I do not use wikipedia for my explinations, it's just easier to show people. I deleted my post, since it's not the correct answer.
Sorry I'm not a chemist, just an md student who likes thermodynamics
BB0YMatty 8 months ago
@BB0YMatty i'm not a chemist either xD i just made a few observations and saw some vids before this one ;)
Shumaka84 8 months ago
@Shumaka84 you got me at " theres no condensation''. I did the same trick but at the supercooling point. For bottled water it would be around -17 before theres a nucluation.
BB0YMatty 8 months ago
@BB0YMatty celcius?
Shumaka84 8 months ago
@Shumaka84 yes, b4 crystalisation, 0 celcius is for 1 molécule of water. It takes more energy or a bottle of water.
BB0YMatty 8 months ago
@Shumaka84
I have a video posted with water left in the freezer. No sodium acetate or any other chemical, just water, a plastic bottle and a freezer.
DarrenHuseyin1 8 months ago
@DarrenHuseyin1 and how exactly did you do that? :O
Shumaka84 8 months ago
The water was still moving at the end
30martybro 11 months ago
that was fake the water was still moving after it froze
wreckage100 11 months ago
@wreckage100 its called an air bubble
sokoloveee14 10 months ago
im thinking of filling a pool with that, and watch my friends jump in...
jonasbuskthomsen 11 months ago
How come we don't see any condensation on the bottle? I believe you, but I just don't understand.
ParaglidingManiac 11 months ago
its fake i see the water in 0:19 it only have a lots of salt
enaje3rd 11 months ago
@enaje3rd
no you idiot, its called supercooling effect. look it up
rickiex 11 months ago
@N333lly95 yea he did
Sto0pidPenguinPro 11 months ago
@N333lly95 Research "supercooling". Very real, very easy to do. Done this many times.
JohnMarkDraper 1 year ago
@N333lly95 that was a bubble of water and the bubble didnt pop so the bubble is going to stay there. and yes, it did freeze. its called hot ice
Hunt2deth43 1 year ago
this is hot ice. yes it is possible.
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rahnosam 1 year ago
Not fake. I own 12 guinea pigs and in summer I freeze water in bottles and i left one in there for a couple days and still wasnt frozen and when i opened it (was opened yet) it froze in front of my eyes
rahnosam 1 year ago
@rahnosam same happened to me
drunksmokingjurkk 1 year ago
Of course it isn't fake, it's just super cooling. Cummon you don't seriously expect Trolls to be educated do you? They still throw things at the Moon.
TankzOnline 1 year ago
Of course it isn't fake, it's just super cooling. Cummon you don't seriously expect Trolls to be educated do you? They still throw things at the Moon.
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hahhahahahahhahahahaha omfg gosh holy this is bull shit
funkylala7046 1 year ago
It is actually possible and is one of the theories being the downed flight 447 from Brazil to Paris. The key is that the water must be completely pure. Ice will form around impurities or if it his something where the crystals can form. If this is real that would explain why the ice froze once it touched the bottlecap.
taron316 1 year ago
Yeah I don't think that this is fake. It's a fairly simple thing to do. And no the bottle isn't going to burst because it's slushy, almost like sheets of ice on top of each other. I just find it entertaining to watch.
BigVicLopez 1 year ago
Stupid asses better fucking stop posting fake . You pusseys are so annoying search it up ass holes
whkdc321 1 year ago
All children screaming FAKE, google it or just try it yourself!!!! If you're scared to try and scream fake, never put messages on youtube again.
TimNZ09 1 year ago
I SAW IT MOVING TOWARDS THE END OF THE VIDEO... FAKE!!
pUNjAbiFlow23 1 year ago
After Effects CS4
BobLam0127 1 year ago
@razorvideos100
Hurrr Durr.
Google it.
PikminRed 1 year ago
I just did this. Completely by accident, and it sucks. I wanted to drink it.
Xionc 1 year ago
supercooling woo
pwnwner 1 year ago 12
This Concept Is Called "Supercooling" Search it up on Google! It's the truth! Nothing to do with Sodium Acitate!
116CliqueJOSH 1 year ago
@116CliqueJOSH, Oh yes this is a (chemical) reaction. Water at it self is not able to do this.
Holland1994D 1 year ago
@Holland1994D Try it for yourself. It works
SoCalJohn760 1 year ago
@SoCalJohn760 The ice it self is not fake I tend to believe.
BUT, you know that water is not freezing at it self, without some "help".
So I'm saying that another substance is involved.
Holland1994D 1 year ago
the sodium acitate is added on the top of the water floating, you can see the white on top. shake it just enough and bam you got ice
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Doctorchops 1 year ago
0:20 You can still see an air bubble floating around in the "frozen" water.
Doctorchops 1 year ago
I have seen this done, but I tend to think this particular instance is fake. Simply because the bottle didn't appear to expand at all, and as I'm sure you all know, water expands when it freezes.
AuromKantana 1 year ago
It's not frozen solid, then the bottle would burst :)
lleksikon 1 year ago
this is absolutely true I had it happen 2 me once and was like whoa and no one believed me, try it put a bottle of water in the freezer, let it reach the point of almost freezing but not being frozen, and then pull it out and just move it. It freezes instantly, I went to open my bottle and it froze solit before my eyes, so wierd
texasboytwinturboz19 1 year ago
I almost thought he was going to throw the bottle at the car window to prove how frozen was.
Pieisforme 1 year ago
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2) Copy all of these steps.
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4) Paste it in the comments.
If you can do all of this without breathing you're a good pot smoke
ninj3e 1 year ago
put yo dick in
michelle13579123 1 year ago
1) Hold your breath.
2) Copy all of these steps.
3) Go to two other video.
4) Paste it in the comments.
If you can do all of this without breathing you're a good pot smoker
goskate962 1 year ago
Thats not ice !! watch from 0:17 you can see the water move its fake !
StephGaGax3 1 year ago
@StephGaGax3 It's called super cooled water look it up.
tmclevel 1 year ago
@StephGaGax3 it's mostly ice. Basically the water is just hovering around 32 degrees.. but is all liquid because it's in equilibrium. The movement of the water and air in the bottle disturbs this equilibrium, some of that energy is absorbed/released to change a few particles of water into crystallized ice. Crystallization builds off itself like a chain reaction and is why you see most of the water turn into ice.
KaiserDragon1113 1 year ago
@StephGaGax3
it is real. if you add sodium acitate to warm water and then touch it it creats dry ice instantly
joshcoocoo445 1 year ago
its just mist
rummienumi 1 year ago
Check the quality of this! This is TRUE 360p, I'm so tired of all the crap quality "720p" and "1080p" videos out there.
Sajmonwins 1 year ago
Schriii is true, it's not fake. Just try it yourself.
TimNZ09 1 year ago
@TimNZ09 I never said it was fake..... :P
Schriiii 1 year ago
@Schriiii I never said you said it was fake, did I... :)
Just a message to all those children screaming 'Fake!'
TimNZ09 1 year ago
Morons, it's not "fake and gay". It's what happens when a liquid reaches its freezing point but is not permitted to freeze (Happens most often when the drink is carbonated)
Schriiii 1 year ago
fake and gay
peapod45608 1 year ago
now eat the "ice"
100000000years 1 year ago
fake and gay
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fake and gay ! it's fake
moshiwow 1 year ago
@moshiwow The term is false and homosexual.
Traehalicious 1 year ago
@Traehalicious fake 'n' gay
mrBorkD 1 year ago
@Traehalicious I do believe it is Misleading and homoerotic.
XxD1EAN0TH3RD4YxX 1 year ago
what if you put your finger in there once it started freezing and got your finger stuck....
DRAGONIRONFIST 1 year ago 53
@DRAGONIRONFIST u would die
sofnsable 1 year ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST no, better yet.. what about your dick....?
DRAGONIRONFIST 1 year ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST It wouldn't all become ice.. it'd mostly be slush..
KaiserDragon1113 1 year ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST that would be funny but its like slushy ice..its not that hard
jlinzy 1 year ago
@jlinzy im sorry i cant help myself but, thats what she said =S
DRAGONIRONFIST 1 year ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST Hahaha That would be hilarious, but I've done this before. The consistency is more that of a slushee. It's not really like a block of ice.
LightGraffiti 11 months ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST we would all piss our selves laughing
MermaidJess22 11 months ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST Well, you would just turn it around a couple times more then it would unfreeze.
xxIL0gANxx 10 months ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST or your dick
xHUTSEx 9 months ago
@DRAGONIRONFIST
Sucks to be the one who get hes finger stuck i guess :p
spree2009 8 months ago
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OsamaBinLooney 1 year ago
@OsamaBinLooney no its called super cooling dumbass.
ISN1P3DI 1 year ago
hot ice trick. sold somthing in a pan add water put in freezer till cool tap it and it ice
darnell168 1 year ago
or donkey I would say.. ehem..
sharmamru 1 year ago
don't make yourself a daft
sharmamru 1 year ago
that was cool and stupid
ajasapp 1 year ago
rubbish
sharmamru 1 year ago
@sharmamru why do you say rubbish instead of garbage i mean that is just stupid what you should of said was garbage
ajasapp 1 year ago
@ajasapp Some people aren't from the US.
Also, you mean "should have said" rather than "should of said"
simpson3883 1 year ago
rubish
sharmamru 1 year ago
Why wasn't the water frozen from before?
mymichellegunsnroses 1 year ago
water isnt frozen, u droped a white powder in it presumably a cocain. :D
orhun20 1 year ago
thats about as cool as my matt dillion story
instantwagner 1 year ago
The water has no impurities so it can be chilled without freezing tipping the bottle mixed impurities that were stored in the cap and that made it freeze
TheSimonHarris 1 year ago
This happened to us once in the car just before embarking on a 3 hour car trip from one city to another. We had no water the whole time.
hojen123 1 year ago
@hojen123
Oh my god!!!!! 3HOURS without water???? You must be insane:D
WHY ARE YOU STILL ALIVE???? Thats.... uhhh.... AMAZING!!!!
ugginuggi 1 year ago
ITS A WATER BOTTLE BEING FROZEN FOR 3-5 HOURS NOT SODIUM ACETATE
Johnnythedummy 1 year ago
ok, if you look closely you can see when the water "freezes" it does not expand, thus proving this video is a fake
MCsempfi 1 year ago
@curlyandpepper1 its supercooling trust me
chrisfentress13 1 year ago
can u drink it?
kapuchandrunk14 1 year ago
@kapuchandrunk14 it is water only water nothing in it
chrisfentress13 1 year ago
@curlyandpepper1 its not fake you bumb ass. supercooling look it up
chrisfentress13 1 year ago
@RandumJunkie you are you dumb its called supercooling you jackass.
chrisfentress13 1 year ago
0:20 look at the water level moved
grash214 1 year ago
@RandumJunkie well do the experiment yourself, its call dry ice..
silverfox1988 1 year ago
@RandumJunkie well do the experiment yourself, its call dry ice.
silverfox1988 1 year ago
okay i know its not fully frozen but still, how you do tht? tell me plzzzzzzz
GhostOfSomething242 1 year ago
@GhostOfSomething242 . search on google dry ice. its sodium
silverfox1988 1 year ago