Very easy trick, freezing rain does the same one. You need dust-less water, best without any bubbles, in a bottle without scratches (all these things help crystal formin), than cool the shit to -20°C. It won't freeze (it is instable, but yet liquid. Put an Ice crytal in it, or simply stir it (helps crystals initiating), and it freezes to slush, warming up top 0°C
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ok I'll enlite u they simply using sodium acetate. u want to do this at home?? just mix almost boiling water with as much Sodium acetate as it plausible to disslove. then put the mixture without undissloved crystals into fridge and wait until it chill out then just touch the surface of this liquid and watch it "frezing" it's actually getting hot but looks ICY just watch movies of shootingeggs producer at metacafe(dot)com ENJOY
lol, ummm not always. Pure water can stay in a liquid form up to -40 degrees farenheit (bottled water) and when an impurity or something touches the liquid it instantly crystalizes
i am an idiot, but that don't change anything. polymer gel is something that allot of florists like my aunt use in soil cause it expands and holds water. it doest take much of it to fill up a glass.
Good for you! Polymer gel IS something a lot of florists use. Does f0rked look like a florist? Possibly...but that's not the point. Everyone who thinks it is Sodium Acetate, take a crash course on supercooling a la Wikipedia
It's quite simple.. I don't want to waste time explaining some grade 1o science to people.. It seems most people here have taken the liberty to do so themselves.
wow impressive, he used a type of gell that expands when it come in rough contact with water, u can find it at most plant stores. just ask for a clear gel, that is verry absorbant to water. i think it may be called polymer gel...
its super cool water, water with no impurity's, so it wont freeze at 0 degrees, but once something is added, snow, ice, whatever, something that isnt pure H2O then it will freeze.
Liquids can be cooled below their freezing points and remain a liquid because in order to crystalize there must be a seed crystal, anything that the ice can form a crystal around. This is why when you insert the straw, the water quickly turns to ice.
Its REAL, I have DONE IT, there are NO CHEMICALS, he can move the straw because it wasnt cold enough to completly freeze, just turn to ice and slush. Try it yourself, put an Unopened bottle pure (no minerals added) spring water in the freezer overnight, go to it in the morning, and it will be liquid, shake it and it should freeze!
No, there's no chemicals and the ice wasn't inserted through the straw. The water was purified and cooled past the freezing point (0 C or 32 F). When disturbed by the straw, ice crystallizes on either the edges of the straw or air bubbles introduced into the water.
i did that with my dick once
CoolConejo 2 years ago
Wouldn't your hand freeze if it was chilled by the straw?
sparkytycoon 2 years ago
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get a live,,,, DORK
zoro20062000 3 years ago
get a live? hahaha go back to school!
1nf3rnus0153 3 years ago
Get a dictionary.....DORK.
Did you mean "life"?
planetrob555 2 years ago
LOL it's real :P
De-stilled water can go past 0 C^o without freezing :)
Tullidar1 2 years ago
who can tell me how to make water to ice besides doing the powder
jasminele123 3 years ago
Very easy trick, freezing rain does the same one. You need dust-less water, best without any bubbles, in a bottle without scratches (all these things help crystal formin), than cool the shit to -20°C. It won't freeze (it is instable, but yet liquid. Put an Ice crytal in it, or simply stir it (helps crystals initiating), and it freezes to slush, warming up top 0°C
Lightningchase1973 3 years ago
do we put regeler water in it and put salt in it then stir it???
jasminele123 3 years ago
SO that just happened to me while I was casually serving myself a glass of water... freaking weird..
MBC022 3 years ago
what kind of black magic is this?
Metroid9824 3 years ago
thats really odd, but cool! excuse the pun
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
could u drink this stuff?
RubyKnight3000 3 years ago
???
Bl4nquito 4 years ago
1. nh7tr: I meant to hit REPLY not SPAM I'm sorry
2: sodium acetate is another weya to do this, but otherwise it's done completely naturally with water in a bottle....
Dizzi800 4 years ago
skorlkid is right dumbass
nh7tr 4 years ago
i am frezzeman :p
dilegy 4 years ago
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ok I'll enlite u they simply using sodium acetate. u want to do this at home?? just mix almost boiling water with as much Sodium acetate as it plausible to disslove. then put the mixture without undissloved crystals into fridge and wait until it chill out then just touch the surface of this liquid and watch it "frezing" it's actually getting hot but looks ICY just watch movies of shootingeggs producer at metacafe(dot)com ENJOY
NOVA7DJ 4 years ago
lol, ummm not always. Pure water can stay in a liquid form up to -40 degrees farenheit (bottled water) and when an impurity or something touches the liquid it instantly crystalizes
skorlkid 4 years ago
super cooling thanks
puppetscs123 4 years ago
i am an idiot, but that don't change anything. polymer gel is something that allot of florists like my aunt use in soil cause it expands and holds water. it doest take much of it to fill up a glass.
wjrogers03 4 years ago
Good for you! Polymer gel IS something a lot of florists use. Does f0rked look like a florist? Possibly...but that's not the point. Everyone who thinks it is Sodium Acetate, take a crash course on supercooling a la Wikipedia
Aaronregnier2 4 years ago 3
It's quite simple.. I don't want to waste time explaining some grade 1o science to people.. It seems most people here have taken the liberty to do so themselves.
Xcurior 4 years ago
dats iz tight! i wanna do dat. how do u do it n e way?
wuddydew13 4 years ago
wow impressive, he used a type of gell that expands when it come in rough contact with water, u can find it at most plant stores. just ask for a clear gel, that is verry absorbant to water. i think it may be called polymer gel...
wjrogers03 4 years ago
I think you might be an idiot wjrogers03....
the69chevelle 4 years ago
its super cool water, water with no impurity's, so it wont freeze at 0 degrees, but once something is added, snow, ice, whatever, something that isnt pure H2O then it will freeze.
lilpiggygoestomarket 4 years ago
Ima try that up. WHISTLE GO WOO WOOOOOO
kronicred 4 years ago
Liquids can be cooled below their freezing points and remain a liquid because in order to crystalize there must be a seed crystal, anything that the ice can form a crystal around. This is why when you insert the straw, the water quickly turns to ice.
ZildjianRC 5 years ago
Supercooling involves no chemicals
ZildjianRC 5 years ago
Water is a chemical. But you're right, that is just plain water. What the hell is polymer gel? That's bullshit.
ytafromonkey0 4 years ago
polymer gel
jmarcoj1 5 years ago
Its REAL, I have DONE IT, there are NO CHEMICALS, he can move the straw because it wasnt cold enough to completly freeze, just turn to ice and slush. Try it yourself, put an Unopened bottle pure (no minerals added) spring water in the freezer overnight, go to it in the morning, and it will be liquid, shake it and it should freeze!
TheRealDarkatar 5 years ago
No, there's no chemicals and the ice wasn't inserted through the straw. The water was purified and cooled past the freezing point (0 C or 32 F). When disturbed by the straw, ice crystallizes on either the edges of the straw or air bubbles introduced into the water.
Deamiter 5 years ago