you dont need sodium acetate. in my high school sometimes when i would buy water at lunch it would do this. it was actually pretty cool. always unexpected.
Supercooling cannot be done at home, in order to super cool water it needs to be BELOW 42 degrees ferinheight - your freezer at home can't even get close to that temp
The process of supercooling creates a clear, glass like appearance.
Supercooling only works with water that is pure (zero impurities), so unless he created water in a lab, or mined it from Antarctica a chemical was used....
Supercooling cannot be done at home, in order to super cool water it needs to be BELOW 42 degrees ferinheight - your freezer at home can't even get close to that temp
The process of supercooling creates a clear, glass like appearance.
Supercooling only works with water that is pure (zero impurities), so unless he created water in a lab, or mined it from Antarctica a chemical was used....
Sodium Acetate - Look it up
Any other retards gonna defend the supercooling idea on this?
@sallycantdanceful 1: nothing suspicious but remarkable simple science: Supercooled water, water below freezing but not frozen. 2: nothing falls from the cap, the air bubble agitates the water and creates a nucleation site, allowing an ice crystal to form: 3 A cascade effect begins as ice crystal forms on ice crystal, leading to a slushy mix of ice and water. It's as real as it comes. Mostly pure water is easy to super-cool. Anyone can do this at home...anyone.
Well, if you drink it and start dancing, it would most certainly give you a cold sensation followed by clenching of your thirsts. Nothing more other than possibility of frost bite on your tongue.
Water requires foreign matter to adhere to for it to form icebelow 0 C. If no foreign matter exist (minerals, air ect) it will retail its water form but will become cooler and cooler ( super cooled). Once a foreign odject is introduced, it will start forming icecles and turn in to ICE as we know it :)
oh that happened to me once kinda u know those popsicle things that are in lang plastic tube things u put in the freezer i went to grab one and it was supercooled and i pulled it out and i was like OMGWTFBBQ
That is real. I've seen it in just water, but Gatorade, kool aid, ETC..
I saw something on Discovery Science that talked about this phenomenom, but I can't remember what the ice is called. Either Fresia of fractal, something that starts with an F. But it is real.
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i have had this happen lots of times to miller high life that i put in the freezer, as soon as i pop the cap it turns to slush. Need to keep an eye on it if you forget about it you can break the glass. i'm not sure but i think the alchohol gives you a wider window on the tempurature then water alone
Oh and to everyone who thinks the liquid in the video is just Sodium Acetate (Hot Ice) and want proof that it's not and is actually supercooled water, the proof is already in the video. Supercooled water and Hot Ice are very different, if you've watched Hot Ice solidify before, all the liquid turns solid, with supercooled water, the majority of the water remains in liquid form, as shown in the video as he pours the water the ice is more of a slush instead of a complete solid, unlike Hot Ice.
Try it, mess around with it, it's pretty cool. I've know about this for over a year, and it still never gets old. Just remember that the water in the bottle has to be below freezing, so it'll need time to get to there if you start it off at room temperature, about 2-3 hours; I don't know about a bottle of water in the refrigerator, depending on the temperature it might take about 30 minutes to an hour. Also remember the water has to be still for the time, absolutely no vibrations of any kind.
I have tried drinking supercooled water, it gives you a brain freeze like you've have never had before, and even after drinking it, if I shake the bottle it'll still freeze, but there wont be as much solid mass, ice, as it would be if I didn't open it and drink it.
Just stick a unopened bottle of water in the freezer. If the water in the bottle is at room temperature, it should take about 2-3 hours to supercool. Once supercooled just shake or bang the bottle and it'll freeze. The bottle of water has to be undisturbed, can't have any vibrations of any sort for the 2-3 hours, or it'll ruin the process.
this is sodium acetate.. NAC2H3O2.. if you mix the with boiling H2O it will make a reaction.. this is what they call hot ice.. drink it first then i will believe you.. we've done this on chem class.. this is soo high school ahahha
Wow! Reading these comments..... has this never happened to any one? You don't need chemicals just a pretty cold freezer. Happens to me all the time when i put my drinks in the freezer at work. I love to watch the ice form. :P
ok, all you do is take water that is already cold, say been in your fridge for a day or so, then throw it in your freezer for about 10 minutes. THAT'S IT!!! If you think this is hot ice, acetate, or ANYTHING else, STOP USING GOOGLE IMMEDIATLY OR YOU BRAIN WILL SHRINK TO THE SIZE OF A COMMON PEA.
@jtpruzz you get any carbornated drink (a.k.a. Fizzy Water, Coke,Sprite, Fanta etc) and put in the frezzer (not the re-fridgerater bit, the frezzer bit) for 2-3 hours (three hours recomended). Then you get ice and drop it in the water and Ta-Da Ice!
@jtpruzz , you need to purchase sodium acetate on the internet. Then, one receieved, put into boiling water until the water can't absorb any more acetate. Then, cool in fridge. Once cooled, your ready to go. Try watching 'HOT ICE' video, maybe that will help you get a better understanding
@tyeedillon this is not hot ice this is called supercooling, you put the water in the freezer for a while the molecules reach a state below zero and when he shook it they aligned and froze
Actually you can do the reverse thing with sodium acetate, you can pre-heat it above 56c an leave it to cool. give it a shock and it releases the heat weeks, months later!
for those that think that it's using that sodium w/e you're wrong the bottles are seeled but if you cool water to about 32 F it won't freeze unless you shake it or cause it to build pressure on itself to freeze
@sexinthebathtubwith I never said it was not water. There is indeed water in it, however it is a trick using sdium acetate. If youo do not believe me then look up the youtube video instant hot ice.
@sexinthebathtubwith Sorry I misread your post. No offense, but if you are indeed freezing the water I would like to know how you can instantly drop room temp water to 32 deg F. Sorry, but that is impossible. What is shown in this video is an obvious trick using a simple chemical reaction.
@rangerhawk it's just water. It's not room temperature, it's supercooled. It's already cold enough to freeze, its just that the crystallization hadn't occurred until he shook the bottle.
You don't need sodium acetate to do this. Take a bottle of water after it has been in the frig and put it in the freezer for an hour and a half to 45 mins. It depends on the size of the water bottle.
@jakester789 I already got it.. The reason I thought it was the sodium acetate trick was is it looks almost exactly the same. And with the audio track disabled I didn't know what they were doing.
@sexinthebathtubwith@sexinthebathtubwith Sorry I misread your post. No offense, but if you are indeed freezing the water I would like to know how you can instantly drop room temp water to 32 deg F. Sorry, but that is impossible. What is shown in this video is an obvious trick using a simple chemical reaction.
@rangerhawk Oh Lord. I just did this. Like, I did the exact same thing he did with a 1L bottle of Poland spring water from a corner store. It comes out slushy, and we've all done it before, just never noticed it. It does not take another chemical or anything. It's something to do with oxidation. It's not really liquid to frozen water, it's more of an oxygen filled solid. Try it. When you try and taste it, it tastes thick and all.
You can get a similar result with Sobe. I had a Sobe in the freezer for too long, but it remained a liquid. As soon as a took it out and cracked it open it started to ice up.
you guys are idiots! all you need is a cup of water then disolve a tablespoon of salt in it then put ice in it and get a smaller cup that fits inside, fill it with regular water and stir it around inside the bigger cup for like six minutes then take it out and drop a tiny piece of ice in it then it will instantly freeze NO CHEMICALS NEEDED in other words drop a piece of ice in supercooled water and tada for all the idiots who think you need sodium acetate!!!
take a few new bottles and either put them in a freezer or leave them out over night if its cold enough. the ones that dont freeze have been supercooled
No its not, why don't people believe this, its sooo fucking simple to try and 90% of the god damn Youtube community is soooo fucking stubborn that they can't even start to comprehend things that they don't want to do no matter if its as simple as writing, sop being stubborn as hell and go try it asshole.
@icecoolracer You sir, are retarded. Super cooled water is water cooled down to a temperature below freezing point (aka 0 degrees centigrade and below) and then the minerals are freezing so when you vibrate or shake or hit the bottle the minreals will react and end up freezing part of the bottle, and since the water is so cold the rest of the water freezes (its called a chain reaction)
And that my bad friend, is what supercooled water is!
i believe it is sodium acetate because sodium acetate must be cooled before make it into a reaction . .
steps to make the sodium acetate solution is just pour some sodium acetate powder into a hot boiling water .
once you put it into the boiling water , stir it up constantly.after a while it is dissolved and pout it into any container and cool it in the freezer.
after cooled you can just touch the thing and watch it react ^^
that bottles does not contain water, but a mix of water and sodium acetate, that freezes in case of shocks ( you'll notice that the guy with the bottle beats it on the table).
Actually, it is just water in the bottle. Since the water has no impurities, it can reach a temperature below 0 degrees celsius without freezing. Its really cool to do. Simply place a closed bottle of purified water in a freezer for about 3 hours.
Water will only turn to ice if it has a particle to react against, like a speck of dust for example. Otherwise, if the water is kept in a closed environment, then water can actually drop below freezing point and not freeze.
Those bottles he used were very lucky. Only four our of so many managed to super cool. The other must have got random particles in them.
haha wow they do i think that bottled water tatses like shit its really bitter falvor the worst is aquafina or what ever its called its so bad it says taste the pure or some shit but it tastes so bad why is this? i read they put shti in it and ozonate it and all that crap but it makes it worse the best drinking water i had was from my fridge the ice dispensore kinds
wow u must be pretty stupid, this is what happens when water is at around 1 degree celcius. the molecules move super slow. When u hit the bottle, ur basically shaking the molecules which hen lock together to form ice. im in freakin middle school and i know that
Wow... your a dick and your "friend" is a moron because this just happened to me when I took a bottle of sams club water out of my freezer and the bottle had never been opened. Before you post stupid comments get your facts in order!
its plan water...its been supercooled witch means it was cooled below its freezing point with out solidifying. when u hit it, it cause it to form the first ice crystal witch spreds and "freezes" the water
it doesnt have chemicals in it at all, its no joke. i use to work at an ampm and our cooler would get below 30 degrees and this would happen to alot of our liquid products. surprisingly enough it happened the most to orange fanta...weird
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Zimio2 2 weeks ago
DAME DUDE U TURNED MY WATER IN TO ICE SWEET!!! but now i have nothing to drink -_-
vgarcia8796 5 months ago
you dont need sodium acetate. in my high school sometimes when i would buy water at lunch it would do this. it was actually pretty cool. always unexpected.
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Supercooling cannot be done at home, in order to super cool water it needs to be BELOW 42 degrees ferinheight - your freezer at home can't even get close to that temp
The process of supercooling creates a clear, glass like appearance.
Supercooling only works with water that is pure (zero impurities), so unless he created water in a lab, or mined it from Antarctica a chemical was used....
Sodium Acetate - Look it up
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Supercooling cannot be done at home, in order to super cool water it needs to be BELOW 42 degrees ferinheight - your freezer at home can't even get close to that temp
The process of supercooling creates a clear, glass like appearance.
Supercooling only works with water that is pure (zero impurities), so unless he created water in a lab, or mined it from Antarctica a chemical was used....
Sodium Acetate - Look it up
Any other retards gonna defend the supercooling idea on this?
forgetfuldays 7 months ago
NOTICE
Tdog3nfd 8 months ago
can u driink this stuff? ha, it looks a little sketchy.
JenHereMeRAWR 8 months ago
sit on the frozen heavens -hyourinmaru!!!! xD
Paulwang1997 8 months ago
how long do u have to cool it??
HaloxPlaya17 9 months ago
well it makes sense because the water's chock waves disturber the waters cooling point :)
718Sophia 9 months ago
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well it makes sense to us that you dont know how to spell and have no idea what you're talking about :)
mrkanker1 8 months ago
@718Sophia that made no fucking sense
collieowner09 7 months ago
I'm a bit suspicious about the way he banged with the water bottle a few times.
It's as if he's trying to release something from the bottle-cap.
Plus why is the water ''freezing'' from the top downward.
It's just a little bit suspicious.
sallycantdanceful 10 months ago
@sallycantdanceful Water freezes like that.
Jcrexxor 10 months ago
@sallycantdanceful one word: agitation.
sasuke5088 10 months ago
@sallycantdanceful 1: nothing suspicious but remarkable simple science: Supercooled water, water below freezing but not frozen. 2: nothing falls from the cap, the air bubble agitates the water and creates a nucleation site, allowing an ice crystal to form: 3 A cascade effect begins as ice crystal forms on ice crystal, leading to a slushy mix of ice and water. It's as real as it comes. Mostly pure water is easy to super-cool. Anyone can do this at home...anyone.
d4rk0v3 10 months ago 3
@sallycantdanceful ur a retard
asianjae15 9 months ago
how long was the water in the fridge and what was the temp it was stored inn?(:
pro12athlete 11 months ago
im assuming u put it iin the freezer for a few hours
crazy9770 11 months ago
Well, if you drink it and start dancing, it would most certainly give you a cold sensation followed by clenching of your thirsts. Nothing more other than possibility of frost bite on your tongue.
123conundrum 1 year ago
Im doing this for my science project :D Thanks
epicmaster23 1 year ago
Can you do this with any kind of bottle water?
NAvideosDK 1 year ago
@NAvideosDK it has to be purified. Like Fiji. if its not, you have to distill it. :)
EmmaBrownful 1 year ago
Water requires foreign matter to adhere to for it to form icebelow 0 C. If no foreign matter exist (minerals, air ect) it will retail its water form but will become cooler and cooler ( super cooled). Once a foreign odject is introduced, it will start forming icecles and turn in to ICE as we know it :)
saas413 1 year ago
I thinks its fake hot ice.You can look up hot ice and its fun to make.
AussieMuffin 1 year ago
oh that happened to me once kinda u know those popsicle things that are in lang plastic tube things u put in the freezer i went to grab one and it was supercooled and i pulled it out and i was like OMGWTFBBQ
tacoman8200 1 year ago
@tacoman8200 rofl
PuaBuzzinLykHow 1 year ago
how can u supercool water?
MrGadzhiyev 1 year ago
i learnt about ice cubes when i was about,,,,ermmmm,,,hummmm,,, 2
wolfe1970 1 year ago
That is real. I've seen it in just water, but Gatorade, kool aid, ETC..
I saw something on Discovery Science that talked about this phenomenom, but I can't remember what the ice is called. Either Fresia of fractal, something that starts with an F. But it is real.
vikingwarbrides 1 year ago
what would happen if you hit it too hard
linkfan341 1 year ago
It's like it's cracking through the ice, making it translucent.
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i would believe it was ice if you put it in a hot pan after & it melted. you're a fucktard now hit me with that thumbs up
crowecanada 1 year ago
funny how it happens from the tops of the bottles to the bottom and it starts right when you pound it on the ground
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robinsonelizabeth 1 year ago
i have had this happen lots of times to miller high life that i put in the freezer, as soon as i pop the cap it turns to slush. Need to keep an eye on it if you forget about it you can break the glass. i'm not sure but i think the alchohol gives you a wider window on the tempurature then water alone
historyris27 1 year ago
Oh and to everyone who thinks the liquid in the video is just Sodium Acetate (Hot Ice) and want proof that it's not and is actually supercooled water, the proof is already in the video. Supercooled water and Hot Ice are very different, if you've watched Hot Ice solidify before, all the liquid turns solid, with supercooled water, the majority of the water remains in liquid form, as shown in the video as he pours the water the ice is more of a slush instead of a complete solid, unlike Hot Ice.
saymii3n 1 year ago
Try it, mess around with it, it's pretty cool. I've know about this for over a year, and it still never gets old. Just remember that the water in the bottle has to be below freezing, so it'll need time to get to there if you start it off at room temperature, about 2-3 hours; I don't know about a bottle of water in the refrigerator, depending on the temperature it might take about 30 minutes to an hour. Also remember the water has to be still for the time, absolutely no vibrations of any kind.
saymii3n 1 year ago
I have tried drinking supercooled water, it gives you a brain freeze like you've have never had before, and even after drinking it, if I shake the bottle it'll still freeze, but there wont be as much solid mass, ice, as it would be if I didn't open it and drink it.
saymii3n 1 year ago
Just stick a unopened bottle of water in the freezer. If the water in the bottle is at room temperature, it should take about 2-3 hours to supercool. Once supercooled just shake or bang the bottle and it'll freeze. The bottle of water has to be undisturbed, can't have any vibrations of any sort for the 2-3 hours, or it'll ruin the process.
saymii3n 1 year ago
this is sodium acetate.. NAC2H3O2.. if you mix the with boiling H2O it will make a reaction.. this is what they call hot ice.. drink it first then i will believe you.. we've done this on chem class.. this is soo high school ahahha
poppinrain19 1 year ago
@poppinrain19 errr its called supercooling -_-... hot ice uses sodium acetate and this one doesnt,it is because the water is below freezing point..
SoulRain2 1 year ago
Wow! Reading these comments..... has this never happened to any one? You don't need chemicals just a pretty cold freezer. Happens to me all the time when i put my drinks in the freezer at work. I love to watch the ice form. :P
naphtha132x 1 year ago
ok, all you do is take water that is already cold, say been in your fridge for a day or so, then throw it in your freezer for about 10 minutes. THAT'S IT!!! If you think this is hot ice, acetate, or ANYTHING else, STOP USING GOOGLE IMMEDIATLY OR YOU BRAIN WILL SHRINK TO THE SIZE OF A COMMON PEA.
DaBurnerOfGanja 1 year ago
First things first that looks like it might be undrinkable, can you drink it?
radiopigers 1 year ago
@radiopigers
yep, it's just water.
ProjectVRD 1 year ago
how do i make this "supercooled" water? just leave it in the fridge for a while?
jtpruzz 1 year ago
@jtpruzz you get any carbornated drink (a.k.a. Fizzy Water, Coke,Sprite, Fanta etc) and put in the frezzer (not the re-fridgerater bit, the frezzer bit) for 2-3 hours (three hours recomended). Then you get ice and drop it in the water and Ta-Da Ice!
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LethalpengeCpCheats 1 year ago
@LethalpengeCpCheats thx!
jtpruzz 1 year ago
@jtpruzz , you need to purchase sodium acetate on the internet. Then, one receieved, put into boiling water until the water can't absorb any more acetate. Then, cool in fridge. Once cooled, your ready to go. Try watching 'HOT ICE' video, maybe that will help you get a better understanding
tyeedillon 1 year ago
@tyeedillon this is not hot ice this is called supercooling, you put the water in the freezer for a while the molecules reach a state below zero and when he shook it they aligned and froze
dragon8223 1 year ago
The same thing happened to me a few times with soda in cans
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vegasman07 1 year ago
It works only with mineral water and no destilated or milipore water.
nqmapyk 1 year ago
old aquafina bottles :D, those kick ass. the new shape sucks
10713412 1 year ago
Actually you can do the reverse thing with sodium acetate, you can pre-heat it above 56c an leave it to cool. give it a shock and it releases the heat weeks, months later!
magnificationman 1 year ago
Boring
albolooki 1 year ago
sooooo cool!
blackfanta112358 1 year ago
its not sodium acetate you retards its water
ratninja09 1 year ago
and it's not actually ice it's more of a sluch texture
seksypankake 2 years ago
for those that think that it's using that sodium w/e you're wrong the bottles are seeled but if you cool water to about 32 F it won't freeze unless you shake it or cause it to build pressure on itself to freeze
seksypankake 2 years ago
Search "Hot Ice" or "Instant Ice"
rangerhawk 2 years ago
It's a trick using Sodium Acetate.
rangerhawk 2 years ago
@rangerhawk It's actual water. I just did it.
sexinthebathtubwith 1 year ago
@sexinthebathtubwith I never said it was not water. There is indeed water in it, however it is a trick using sdium acetate. If youo do not believe me then look up the youtube video instant hot ice.
rangerhawk 1 year ago
@rangerhawk There's other chemicals in it. I just did it. Same results. No Chemicals other than WATER.
sexinthebathtubwith 1 year ago
@sexinthebathtubwith Yes, that is true. but the reaction is the same. The point I was making is it is a trick.
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rangerhawk 1 year ago
@sexinthebathtubwith Sorry I misread your post. No offense, but if you are indeed freezing the water I would like to know how you can instantly drop room temp water to 32 deg F. Sorry, but that is impossible. What is shown in this video is an obvious trick using a simple chemical reaction.
rangerhawk 1 year ago
@rangerhawk it's just water. It's not room temperature, it's supercooled. It's already cold enough to freeze, its just that the crystallization hadn't occurred until he shook the bottle.
dmcn19 1 year ago
@dmcn19 Ok, that makes sense, The hot ice trick looks almost exactly the same. Check it out.
rangerhawk 1 year ago
You don't need sodium acetate to do this. Take a bottle of water after it has been in the frig and put it in the freezer for an hour and a half to 45 mins. It depends on the size of the water bottle.
jakester789 1 year ago
@jakester789 I already got it.. The reason I thought it was the sodium acetate trick was is it looks almost exactly the same. And with the audio track disabled I didn't know what they were doing.
rangerhawk 1 year ago
Though I guess seeing him take it out of a freezer should have been a clue.. lol
rangerhawk 1 year ago
okay. The instant hot ice trick is cool as well. Have to try it some day.
jakester789 1 year ago
@sexinthebathtubwith @sexinthebathtubwith Sorry I misread your post. No offense, but if you are indeed freezing the water I would like to know how you can instantly drop room temp water to 32 deg F. Sorry, but that is impossible. What is shown in this video is an obvious trick using a simple chemical reaction.
rangerhawk 1 year ago
@rangerhawk Oh Lord. I just did this. Like, I did the exact same thing he did with a 1L bottle of Poland spring water from a corner store. It comes out slushy, and we've all done it before, just never noticed it. It does not take another chemical or anything. It's something to do with oxidation. It's not really liquid to frozen water, it's more of an oxygen filled solid. Try it. When you try and taste it, it tastes thick and all.
sexinthebathtubwith 1 year ago
what if u drink it and freezes in you toume
Ramdomvideoperson 2 years ago
Set your freezer to 0 and under and leave an un-opened water bottle in the freezer for 2 hours or more.
Take the water bottle out then shake it or something.
Nalkjn2 2 years ago
sooo how can i do this?
tippman2k01 2 years ago
You can get a similar result with Sobe. I had a Sobe in the freezer for too long, but it remained a liquid. As soon as a took it out and cracked it open it started to ice up.
Iniss132 2 years ago 2
I wonder what would happen if you drink it then start dancing O.o
idvhfd 2 years ago 27
lol.. ice spikes would come out of your body piercing through your throat :)
leonheart208 2 years ago 34
ouch sounds painful :P
LonelyVietz 1 year ago
@leonheart208 Make a vid an proove it! :D
Croky92 1 year ago
it would stay a liquid because the water would heat up as soon as it entered your mouth.
ikillyou121 2 years ago
lol that would suck if it froze in your body.. i wouldnt though
xmonevx 2 years ago
@idvhfd it would freeze as soon as you open it
spartan2897 1 year ago
@idvhfd nothing because if the water enters your body it will get too war too fast^^
borgwir 10 months ago
you guys are idiots! all you need is a cup of water then disolve a tablespoon of salt in it then put ice in it and get a smaller cup that fits inside, fill it with regular water and stir it around inside the bigger cup for like six minutes then take it out and drop a tiny piece of ice in it then it will instantly freeze NO CHEMICALS NEEDED in other words drop a piece of ice in supercooled water and tada for all the idiots who think you need sodium acetate!!!
CandArandomvids 2 years ago
it didnt work...
PunkSkaterEmoxx 2 years ago
salt IS a chemical :|
either sodium chloride or a mix of NaCl and potassium chloride, and more often than not potassium iodide is mixed through it as well
J0k394 2 years ago
can anyone reply on this comment with short info on how to make supercooled water?
tnx
Adenad 2 years ago
take a few new bottles and either put them in a freezer or leave them out over night if its cold enough. the ones that dont freeze have been supercooled
ckazazian 2 years ago
It's in the description box. -.-
HollyTheFireNinja 2 years ago
i know,but i was a bit ina hurry at the time of my comment
Adenad 2 years ago
Is it possible for this to a bottle that has already been opened and drunk out of then reclosed?
Darkshade773 2 years ago
Yah, why wouldn't it be.
wiiwouldntliketoplay 2 years ago
i need some decent instructions on how to do this. im doing it for a project and i have aquafina but i cant get it to work
ravenholm722 2 years ago
it's not the brand of water that causes this!!
it's a saturated sodium acetate solution.
icecoolracer 2 years ago
No its not, why don't people believe this, its sooo fucking simple to try and 90% of the god damn Youtube community is soooo fucking stubborn that they can't even start to comprehend things that they don't want to do no matter if its as simple as writing, sop being stubborn as hell and go try it asshole.
wiiwouldntliketoplay 2 years ago 2
AMEN!!
XXxZAKKxX 2 years ago
@icecoolracer You sir, are retarded. Super cooled water is water cooled down to a temperature below freezing point (aka 0 degrees centigrade and below) and then the minerals are freezing so when you vibrate or shake or hit the bottle the minreals will react and end up freezing part of the bottle, and since the water is so cold the rest of the water freezes (its called a chain reaction)
And that my bad friend, is what supercooled water is!
LethalpengeCpCheats 1 year ago
this is not the sodium acetate, just supercooled saltwater
karyxzzz 2 years ago
It doesn't have to be saltwater. I would expect it to work better the purer it is.
calmac91 2 years ago
i believe it is sodium acetate because sodium acetate must be cooled before make it into a reaction . .
steps to make the sodium acetate solution is just pour some sodium acetate powder into a hot boiling water .
once you put it into the boiling water , stir it up constantly.after a while it is dissolved and pout it into any container and cool it in the freezer.
after cooled you can just touch the thing and watch it react ^^
Phalanx93 2 years ago
look up supercooling on google
LeighAth 2 years ago
nothing will happen if u drink it, as soon as u open the bottle the frozen oxygen inside it will be released and freeze the water
OnyxMP312 2 years ago
its really pure really cold water, it wont freeze until its messed with, iv done this with soda b4, its really cool
PyroTomas 2 years ago
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tippmannc3 2 years ago
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tippmannc3 2 years ago
what happens if you drink it? xD
TOMASASX 2 years ago
your wrong, UmiLi0, the water has simply been supercooled.
mjkguy 2 years ago
that bottles does not contain water, but a mix of water and sodium acetate, that freezes in case of shocks ( you'll notice that the guy with the bottle beats it on the table).
Umili0 2 years ago
Actually, it is just water in the bottle. Since the water has no impurities, it can reach a temperature below 0 degrees celsius without freezing. Its really cool to do. Simply place a closed bottle of purified water in a freezer for about 3 hours.
klebacher 2 years ago
i guess that water is very pure
Renard380 2 years ago
when i put a botlle in the freezer it just freezes like it should...
aquerillan 2 years ago 2
whats the temp in the freezer
claptonandslash4life 2 years ago
not cold enough then , it has to be those inndustrial ones
samjl4 2 years ago
omg this is ganna be my science project
hamsterlady123 2 years ago
okay woh. what?!
claymationmaximum 2 years ago
Is it drinkable?
babaG819 2 years ago
well yeah its just water dumb ass
coulditbekronau 2 years ago
Sorry, I thought it had added chemicals to it. I don't however appreciate name calling. Thank you.
babaG819 2 years ago
you sound extremely bright.....bravo!
UjkuBallkanas 2 years ago
mmmm u must be in a realy cold ther
zook0770 2 years ago
is this normal water? or does it have to be with carbon dioxcide?
MelbourneMaster 2 years ago
just has to be purifyed wtaer
gud1272 2 years ago
fuck wmg, its even better without music
Helfi2 2 years ago
How do you get the water to be cold enough while remaining liquid? Is it just a matter of removing it from the freezer before it's totally frozen?
korming 2 years ago
what would happen if you drank it then jumped ahaha
coolmovies3 2 years ago
Sodium Acetate?
VardanB92 2 years ago
yeah
point6000x 2 years ago
Nope, just plain old water. I have done this myself. It was totally an accident, but it was really cool!
plexnoid 2 years ago
lol, this happend to my gatorade
VardanB92 2 years ago
ya I think it's sodium acetate.. a lot of it lol
HitMeUpOnMyCellPhone 2 years ago
Honestly does anyone realize that sodium acetate is much harder and more expensive to do than super cooling water?
LoyalSol 2 years ago 2
You fail
FunkkkShawn 2 years ago
Water will only turn to ice if it has a particle to react against, like a speck of dust for example. Otherwise, if the water is kept in a closed environment, then water can actually drop below freezing point and not freeze.
Those bottles he used were very lucky. Only four our of so many managed to super cool. The other must have got random particles in them.
SuperSonicTyphoon 2 years ago
bottled water has minerals in them to "increase" taste, could that be something to freeze the water
redboy20062007 2 years ago
haha wow they do i think that bottled water tatses like shit its really bitter falvor the worst is aquafina or what ever its called its so bad it says taste the pure or some shit but it tastes so bad why is this? i read they put shti in it and ozonate it and all that crap but it makes it worse the best drinking water i had was from my fridge the ice dispensore kinds
OoOComputerGeekOoO 2 years ago
You can also do the opposite and superheat water in the microwave, drop something in and it'll basically explode.
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papergun007x2 2 years ago
wow u must be pretty stupid, this is what happens when water is at around 1 degree celcius. the molecules move super slow. When u hit the bottle, ur basically shaking the molecules which hen lock together to form ice. im in freakin middle school and i know that
Zekariu 2 years ago
me too
ajodd 2 years ago
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Sorry but this video is bullshit.
Every water bottle I have ever placed in the freezer regardless of what type or where I got it from, has always come out as ice.
There is no water placed at negative sub-temperture that will not freeze without chemicals.
If this video is in fact true, then that means than any water will work from anywhere with any container its in.
My firend in honors physics II that has a 4.0 grade average even says this cannot be done without chemicals.
problmslver88 2 years ago
Wow... your a dick and your "friend" is a moron because this just happened to me when I took a bottle of sams club water out of my freezer and the bottle had never been opened. Before you post stupid comments get your facts in order!
crapetycrapcrap 2 years ago 7
thats also happened to me with a can of pop!!! so i can happen
ncoffey98 2 years ago
Try distilled water.
ariskk88 2 years ago
lmao..
kaleigh79 2 years ago
Thats Cool
MegaKilla88 2 years ago
How could we do that?
neckyothmanpasha 2 years ago
Its basically water thats at freezing temp but still hasnt frozen. I put that stuff in my super soaker once. It was freaking awesome.
williammyth 2 years ago
we should start a WMG boycott. too bad i'm so lazy.
optimine 2 years ago 2
where can i buy this super cool water?
K4GE05 2 years ago
Its just bottled water.
YaoMingLily 2 years ago
can you use them over and over ???
FreeJumpstyler 2 years ago
just melt it and super cool it again. it's just water.
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HYDROROCKER 2 years ago
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aeuahuh lol its acetatu of sodium
muchirrambo 2 years ago
lol thats 3x the same bottle!
point6000x 2 years ago
Copyright is bullshit
abhishek3123123 2 years ago 7
Kids. This is heterogeneous nucleation.
hellking123 2 years ago
There is now a product out there that says it makes it easy to do this with just about any beverage. It can be found at slush-it . com
sipsen23 2 years ago
its plan water...its been supercooled witch means it was cooled below its freezing point with out solidifying. when u hit it, it cause it to form the first ice crystal witch spreds and "freezes" the water
dragon2553 2 years ago
the supercooled ones are the ones with the least dirt in
paimail21 2 years ago
Aha, Me and a friend just did this for our science fair project, the whole class was freaked out. :P
JavIin 2 years ago
how did you do it?
bqjbqj 2 years ago
Simple.. Take a bottle of (Fiji works best) water, Stick it in your freezer overnight and when you wake up, shake the bottle and it freezes.
JavIin 2 years ago
thanks man
bqjbqj 2 years ago
if you put it in the freezer overnight the water will be frozen
lekocaj23 2 years ago
Nope. Thats what I did and it worked.
JavIin 2 years ago
The Ice Stone has melted!
148master 3 years ago
when are they ever going to fix that bug?
GBL337 2 years ago
Rofl!
HarrisonPwnt 2 years ago
it doesnt have chemicals in it at all, its no joke. i use to work at an ampm and our cooler would get below 30 degrees and this would happen to alot of our liquid products. surprisingly enough it happened the most to orange fanta...weird
Calodox 3 years ago
I dont get it. is that water or sodium acetate? and how does it work
rrwiest 3 years ago
I have done this as well, and it certainly looks to be sodium acetate!
bhoas 3 years ago