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  • how did you do that

  • i want to know hoe to do that!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • There's too much motion disturbance and temperature increase for it to be only water..erm, right? Don't we have a real scientist here on Youtube? :(

  • @Nobody277 Its water. Thats it. Its just very difficult to get it this cold so the effect is so dramatic.

  • You are all idiots, he just used distilled water, which has no impurities. Water needs minerals and stuff like that to freeze, and distilled has none. when the water touches the bowl, the impurities cause the chain reaction of the water freezing. It is perfectly safe to eat/drink. NO CHEMS ADDED

  • mmm just drain water and add coke mm insta slurpie

  • It isn't sodium acetate, and supercooling in a regular freezer means you can touch the bottle. You really need to understand supercooling there: Sforzando.

  • yoo that's cool!!!!

  • How do you do this ? please tell me :D

  • its how they make slushies

  • Snowman poop!

  • You are an amazing person to be able to hold a bottle at -21C with your bare hand like that....

  • @1stdispater Why yes, I am.

  • Thats the hops and dreams of all young children... ICE CREAM!

  • Add sugar, add purple, pour in my mouth, yum

  • did this in chemasry today, coolest thing ever (litraly)

  • what happens if u drink it?

  • is this normal water

  • It is supercooled, yes you can drink it, no you don't need acetat for that and of course you can still touch the bottle if it is supercooled.

  • sodium acetate

  • tats alot of doo doo.

  • that was NOT!!! water because water doesnt just mold like that or even sooper cooled doesnt look like that

  • I thought water that been supercooled will turn to ice when disturbed, but in this video, the water turned to ice when they hit the bowl\the water beneath them.

  • How did you do that (I know it supercooling, i read in wikipedia...XD)?

  • it looks like someone taking the word's biggest and whitest shit.

  • you made a slushi

  • How do you stop it from freezing before you por it out?

  • WOW.

  • can you eat it???

  • its sodium acetate u cook it with water and put it on the frig right

  • the same thing happends with beer on the fridge,just let it a couple minutes in the frezer and by the moment you try to pour it,it slush!! and taste like a frape beer

  • Ice needs a seed crystal for form off of. Some bottles are so smooth you can get the water below freezing point without anything attaching to the sides and turning solid.

  • i like the few disjointed seconds of music :)

  • How the hell is it possible that you arent wearing gloves? Me tinks u r lying.

  • pleez all u ignorant ass wipes stfu!!!

    its pure water all he did was freeze it for like 2 hours below its normal freezing temp.

    without something to crystallize on it stays a liquid...or until its disturbed

  • sodium acetate !

  • is it ice and can u eat it and i dare u too make a vid eating dat

  • How do you keep tre water from freezing? It starts freezing in 0ºC. o_o

  • Omg it's a slushie~~ is it safe to drink?!?!? o:

  • lol wat wil happen if you drink that stuff u wil explode when u drink a bit to much xD ?

  • this happened to me once i was gonna put iced tea in a plastic bottle then i slipped and squeezed the bottle then boom the waterd turned into ice outside the bottle forming a splash like thing in ice

  • Dam, put some coloring and flavors and you got yourself a slushie!

  • It's just sodium acetate. If it was "supercooled," the guy wouldn't be able to touch the bottle...

  • It's just sodium acetate. If it was "supercooled," the guy wouldn't be able to touch the bottle...

  • WTF!! how did you do that??

  • sodium acetate, looks like they didnt saturate it enough thats why its slush. Come on people what temp does water freeze at? and he says this water is at -21c?

  • This totally worked!

  • when freezing the water turns into a supercooled liquid, where it dips below the required LACK of energy to be freezing. as long as it isnt disturbed, the water will not freeze, but once the particles are moved, like when the person poured the water into the bowl, they will get the energy to freeze. just learned about this in chem class today, sorry if some of my vocab is wrong! it only works on pure liquids tho. you can't make "instant popsicles" because the flavor crystals make it a solution.

  • no its not sodium acetate it freezes a whiter color and it would not fall appart they cooled the filtered water to below 32 degrees and kept it from shakeing and it is called super cooling

  • That is water. It's not all completely ice, so it looks like slushy. ;)

  • Itt looked like clear liquid dog doodoo

  • i dont get how when u let the water chill before doing the experiment how the water doesnt freeze

  • fake, that is photoshopped or magixed

  • Is......that real?

  • If you drink that whats gonna happen to you?=P

  • oomg

  • how did you keep the water from freezing... or is that water saturated in sodium acetate?

  • looks like sodium acetate to me

  • i think if you keep it sealed it doesnt freeze, i kno of another trick that works like that.

  • I think its water+sodium acetate. Thats the only way i know of to make water freeze that fast.

  • how do you get your water freezing, he merely cooled it, without shaking it too much and without too much impurities in the water. you'd be surprised at how cold you can get your water before it freezes.

  • its water with sodium acetrate dissloved into it

  • its sodium acetate.

  • not disturbing the water.

  • none. Just a water bottle.

    Set your freezer to around -2 to -6F then leave it in there untouched for about 2 hours. After open it SLOWLY. Put an icecube in the bowl then start pouring. Be careful not to slam the freezer because agitating it will make freeze.

  • search it up it real

  • u have to be very carfull if it freezes it fails

  • It's extremely pure water/distilled so it doesn't freeze in the freezer but it does on contact with some other stuff.

  • i think if u continually stir the water while its being cooled, the movement prevents the molecules from joining to form solid ice...

  • you keep the water very still don't let it move a bit. and then leave for about 6 hours and take it out. tap it in the top and it will freeze instantly.

  • Bingo!

  • its called super cooling. if water is cooled at a certain rate you can avoid it obtaining a nucleus and thus not allowing ice crystals to from

  • The water hasn't hit the freeze point of 0 degrees Cel. In the video it is around 20 degrees C.

  • it's supercooled.

    It's possible for water to remain a liquid at beneath 0C, when it might be frozen. If the water has very few impurities, and is in a smooth container, it may remain a liquid down to as low as -41C.

    Then when it's poured, the freezing is triggered by the movement and it crystallises. Not quite sure why...

  • @kbyecruzer u keep it in cold water but keep it still and not to cold or it will freeze but its untouched water then when its shooken of poured it will freeze

  • it's superchilled water. It's the "state" that (pure) water enters right before beginning to freeze. When it touches an impurity (like Crystal Light or Kool-Aid) it freezes.

    By "impurity" I mean anything that isn't liquid water that is the same or lower in temperature.

    The temperature is at or right under 32 degrees F.

    Like in the atmosphere, rain and snow need an "impurity" around which to coagulate (clump or gather).

  • @kbyecruzer It's purified and you set it in the freezer and wait so long as nothing shakes it or moves it too fast it wont freeze.

  • @kbyecruzer it is sodium acetate dude.

  • it is water saturated in sodium acetate ok

  • @kbyecruzer Read the title of the video, the water is supercooled.

  • @kbyecruzer when water turns into ice, it needs somethng such as a sharp object or a disturbance to start the change in phase but when it is left alone in a smooth surface, it wont crystalize so any little thing that touches it or disturbes it will start the reaction

  • you look stupid

  • my water cooler is over chilling ... im getting shit like this in my glass haha

  • it looks like poop

  • you should drink it

  • i find it amazing how many people don't know about supercooling

  • you find that amazing?

  • how did you get it so cold

  • that's crazy, i want to do that

  • looks like a worm tryin to get out

  • did you just use a freezer? or was it winter?

  • can you drink this?

  • can u drink it after?

  • Ice Turds!!!

  • Okay that's awesome, but how do you supercool water? Do you just distill it and freeze it in the bottle? And it doesn't seem to make a difference, but wearing gloves would reduce the body heat transfer

  • thats cool shit! I want some.

  • lol!

    FwedyTurtle

    lol your comment what funny!

  • :]

    slushy

    slushy

    :D

  • what.. i thought water froze at 0ºc and 32ºf?

  • try to see what happens using distilled water. If distilled water can easily be superheated and explode from rapid nucleation , i wonder what could happen with supercooling

  • SLUSHEEEEEEEEE

  • It's that stuff in diapers that soaks up water. Think about it. "If" it were that cold how could he hold it that long with out gloves?

  • i wanna do that

  • How was the water kept as a liquid in the bottle at -21C?

  • It seems delicious

  • How do you do that?

  • how can i do it?

  • thats awesome

  • what kinds of water can you do it with

  • looks like someones takin a shit

  • I have the same set of small bowls!

  • hwo do u do that plz tell

  • really how do you this? i want to do it to

  • wow. im gonna try that, no doubt.

  • its heated water

  • Ok, I just got a few questions. 1: Can you use water you get at home? 2: If not, do I need to buy a bottle of water? And last: Do I need to freeze it to like -10, then take it out, and let it get warm, before pouring it or something?

  • Its behaving like a non-Newtonian liquid/mixture...

  • how u do that?

  • wtf?!!!!!!!!!!

  • fake

  • is it safe to drink?

  • way better than 1, 2, 3. 4 is the awsome one. 40000/5

  • how the fudge did you do that

  • looks like shite!

  • HOLY SHIT

  • best video so far that I've seen on supercooling of water.

  • Hmmm it's was in -21C And how it doesnt freez . This is water with something ?

  • i think you discription is wrong isnt it -6c and 21f

  • how do you do that?!

  • woah

  • Done it myself with plain bottled water in my freezer.

  • howd did you cool the water down? Like a freezer or something speciol?

  • how slowly do you have to cool it?

  • awesome...how did u cool the water????

  • i got the same salsa bowl!!! idk if its a salsa bowl but thats sure as hell what i use it for, you might call it a water bowl XD

  • Yes... I know. :-)

  • @bob0rama u added sodium accetate amn

  • water with sodium acetate.

  • Lol your an ass. Sodium acetate wouldnt go slushy. And you cant 'dilute' it to make it go slushy, because that stuff works with supersaturation.

  • No, it's supercooled. Never heard of that?

  • No. Supercooled.

    It looks similar, but sodium acetate is faster, and becomes more solid.

  • no read the description

  • if u drink that whats gonna happen to you?=P

  • if its just water, BRAIN FREEZE!!! like a no taste Slurpy from 7/11!!!

  • well, brain freeze.

  • It's delicious. :)

  • not much it is just normal water at -21C/-6F

  • Brainfreeze.

  • nothing.. your body would increase the teperature

  • WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

  • Awesome! Homemade Slush Puppies!

  • Now that's an ICE CREAM.

  • lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • How can it be ICE CREAM... I'm with you on "ICE", but "CREAM"? It's water. No CREAM. Cream is a dairy product that is composed of the higher-butterfat layer skimmed from the top of milk before homogenization.

    I know what you meant, I'm just kidding with you. ^^

  • OMG!! LETS GET SOME >:]

    Lol.. um.. it was a bit sloppy.. the water..

  • that looks like poo

  • thats one healthy diet

  • instant pudding :D

  • we have the same freaking bowl!! =D

  • can you still drink it?

  • that...was the coolest thing i've ever seen!

  • so how exactly is this done i wanna try it please reply. either in a comment or msg

  • ha, you can make a slurpee!

  • are you sure -21°C? I believed that at that low temperature the ice in the bow wouldn't melt (melting ice is at 0°C it's a jump of 20°...

  • Wow, thats so cool!

  • Super chilled water under pressure into a chilled bowl?

  • i have that lil glass bowl

  • thats cool, pun intended.

  • ooooh, so thats how they make slush puppies

  • i put a redbull in my freezer once

    it did the same thing

  • its not cgi or real ice its a i forgot what its called but its a chemical they use to absorb water in oil spills it almost solidifies any liquid it comes in contact with it makes it almost like stiff jello, its really cool stuff, we did experiments in sience class with it.

  • that is cool. i know its true because it accidentally happened to me with apple juice one time when i was making the thanksgiving punch bowl. the whole thing froze and i couldnt get it out of the jug. i have never been able to reproduce the freezing tho. how slow do you have the cool it down and i have seen supercooling down to -5F without freezing but i dont know if thats true. step by step, how is the cooling process done?

    thanks.

  • cool, i thought the glass would break though

  • It need some music. But cool (xD) ;)

  • LOL cool experiment

  • hot ice i would belieave

  • either he froze the bottle to the point where it was a bit frozen but in a slush formation

    I AM NOT BASHING THE MAKER OF THIS VID SO DONT THINK THAT I AM.

    COOL VID THOUGH

  • lol when some mates come over...

    "Hey Jeremy, want some ice with that?"

    *You are now the talk of the town*

    ~Frosty.

  • isnt this just drie ice

  • coooooool!

  • how do u do that

  • ThaT was cool

  • Are you sure it's not sodium acetate?

  • how do you do that im trying to do that for a science expirement